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Tor scoffs at claims that 81 percent of its users can be identified

By Mike Wheatley Nov 18, 2014

Tor was supposed to be the Holy Grail of Internet anonymity, providing a secure and private way to browse the web. But a new study claims it could actually be a poisoned chalice because of…

Selfies for cash? Snapchat teams with Square to send money with Snapcash

By Collen Kriel Nov 18, 2014

It seems Snapchat Inc. also wants a piece of the mobile wallet pie. In a blog post on Monday they revealed their very own peer-to-peer payment functionality dubbed “Snapcash”, powered by Square Inc.. Integrated…

How CENTRI Technology addresses cloud security: Q&A with CEO Vaughan Emery

By Suzanne Kattau Nov 18, 2014

As companies move from on-premises data storage to the cloud, it is critical that they prioritize security for their customers. Consumers, in particular, are increasingly concerned about cloud security in light of breaches this…

GOP allegedly using Twitter to bypass campaign finance law

By Eric David Nov 18, 2014

Republicans and “outside groups” have been using Twitter Inc. to skirt laws governing what information can be shared between politicians and the people and organizations who donate money to their campaigns, according to a…

HP digs Vertica’s claws deeper into Hadoop

By Mike Wheatley Nov 18, 2014

Hewlett-Packard Co. has become the latest vendor to build a bridge between Big Data on Hadoop and traditional SQL databases with a version of its HP Vertica database for Hadoop. The technology is aimed at…

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Wikibon says Amazon is revolutionizing IT economics

By Bert Latamore Nov 17, 2014

“Amazon has turned the data center into an API,” writes Wikibon CEO David Vellante in his latest Professional Alert. This, along with Amazon’s aggressive pricing, rapid pace of innovation and willingness to forego profits indefinitely…

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Facebook redefines data center design to support the next billion users

By Maria Deutscher Nov 17, 2014

Facebook Inc. is marking the launch of its latest data center in the central Iowa town of Altoona by providing the public with a rare glimpse into the inner workings of the 140-megawatt facility,…

Wikibon

What you missed in Big Data: Hortonworks files for IPO and SAP gets vertical

By Maria Deutscher Nov 17, 2014

No week passes without the data analytics space marking at least a handful of major milestones in its breakneck evolution, but this time around, it’s a truly historic occasion on the trend’s advance towards…

Circle brings the joy of Bitcoin wallets to Android and iOS

By Kyt Dotson Nov 17, 2014

First, Circle was a nebulous-but-innovative idea for the Bitcoin community. An invite-only suggestion of interesting things to come. A product of Circle Internet Financial Ltd., when Circle finally came out, it provided a sleek,…

Wikibon

What you missed in Cloud: Amazon raises the bar for friends and foes alike

By Maria Deutscher Nov 17, 2014

Cloud computing inched another step forward at Amazon.com Inc.’s action-packed re:Invent 2014 conference in Las Vegas last week with the introduction of several landmark new services. Leading the additions is Lambda, a sandbox aimed…

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Tor scoffs at claims that 81 percent of its users can be identified

Selfies for cash? Snapchat teams with Square to send money with Snapcash

GOP allegedly using Twitter to bypass campaign finance law

HP digs Vertica’s claws deeper into Hadoop

Wikibon says Amazon is revolutionizing IT economics

What you missed in Big Data: Hortonworks files for IPO and SAP gets vertical

Circle brings the joy of Bitcoin wallets to Android and iOS

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