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Illumio emerges from stealth with Adaptive Security Platform

By John Furrier Oct 22, 2014

Illumio, the much anticipated virtualization security startup emerged from stealth mode today to show off its Adaptive Security Platform to address the massive data center transformation to the cloud. The bottleneck in this transformation…

Airbnb coming to San Francisco despite opposition

By Eric David Oct 22, 2014

A new law passed in San Francisco yesterday will make it easier for residents and travelers to use social network room rental services like Airbnb Inc. and VRBO (a branch of HomeAway Inc.) within the city. These services…

MIT researchers use Big Data to predict Bitcoin’s value

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 22, 2014

Big Data can be useful for predicting all kinds of stuff, like natural disasters, upcoming trends, the spread of diseases and more. Now, researchers at MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory and the…

Microsoft rebrand: A sad farewell to the Nokia Lumia

By James Farrell Oct 22, 2014

Rumors that Microsoft Corp. was to ditch their Nokia brand have finally come true. This was confirmed by the Verge yesterday, and it was also stated on the Nokia France Facebook Page that within the…

A new messaging app called “Gems” wants to pay its users in Bitcoin

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 22, 2014

A new social messaging platform aims to reward users with Bitcoin for spending time on it. Most social networks and messaging platforms make money from selling information about their users to advertisers. That’s what…

Role reversal for custom furniture software births Things of the Internet

By Kristen Nicole Oct 22, 2014

Things of the Internet. That’s a new phrase coined by Jeff Wilson, the man behind the custom furniture startup Massuni, a branch of Verso Furniture, Inc. Looking at the flipside of The Internet of…

Microsoft endorses value of the app economy | #BigDataNYC

By Maria Deutscher Oct 22, 2014

The rise of the app economy has created a unique opportunity for developers to pursue their ambitions, producing multi-billion dollar success stories such as Instagram and WhatsApp, but the data science community does not…

Teradata pivots up the analytics food chain with data relationships mapper

By Maria Deutscher Oct 22, 2014

Teradata Corp. is rolling out a new solution for identifying relationships across different kinds of information that aims to take the data scientist out of the analytics equation and hurry business insights along. The…

Apple iCloud ‘hacked’ in China –allegations fly

By Collen Kriel Oct 22, 2014

Great Fire, a reputed non-profit organization that monitors Internet censorship in China, has claimed that Chinese authorities are staging a man-in-the-middle (MITM) attack on Apple Inc’s iCloud, saying “This is clearly a malicious attack on…

Glimmer of hope in Yahoo! earnings as mobile revenues surge

By Mike Wheatley Oct 22, 2014

Yahoo! Inc.’s outlook brightened slightly as it posted a rare increase in revenues for the most recent quarter, partially driven by its emerging mobile business. The news isn’t much to write home about though;…

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Illumio emerges from stealth with Adaptive Security Platform

Airbnb coming to San Francisco despite opposition

MIT researchers use Big Data to predict Bitcoin’s value

Microsoft rebrand: A sad farewell to the Nokia Lumia

A new messaging app called “Gems” wants to pay its users in Bitcoin

Role reversal for custom furniture software births Things of the Internet

Microsoft endorses value of the app economy | #BigDataNYC

Teradata pivots up the analytics food chain with data relationships mapper

Apple iCloud ‘hacked’ in China –allegations fly

Glimmer of hope in Yahoo! earnings as mobile revenues surge

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