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Twitter acquires Twitpic’s archive at the eleventh hour

By Collen Kriel Oct 27, 2014

Twitter Inc. has saved Twitpic Inc. Noah Everett, creator of Twitpic, announced on their blog on October 25 “I’m happy to announce that we have reached an agreement with Twitter to give them the…

Thousands protest proposed “Internet tax” in Hungary

By Mike Wheatley Oct 27, 2014

Angered by government plans to impose the world’s first tax on web traffic, thousands of Hungarians have taken to the streets of Budapest in protest. RT News reports that “tens of thousands” of people…

How FortyCloud addresses cloud security: Q&A with CEO Amit Cohen

By Suzanne Kattau Oct 27, 2014

There’s a new wave of security vendors surfacing that are offering more innovative ways to address cloud security in light of enterprises’ increasing concerns about how to securely migrate to the cloud. One of…

What you missed in Big Data: Oracle, eBay join Hadoop open-source party

By Maria Deutscher Oct 24, 2014

The past week has seen not one but two technology giants take on a bigger role in the open-source community’s efforts to bring modern analytics within the grasp of the traditional enterprise. Online retail…

HP launches commercial OpenStack distro along with developer and customer goodies

By Maria Deutscher Oct 24, 2014

Hewlett-Packard Co. has moved another step closer to realizing its lofty vision for a homegrown hybrid cloud with the introduction of the long-awaited commercial version of its OpenStack distribution and two complementary products aimed…

Riding container craze, Bracket Computing exits stealth backed by $85 million

By Maria Deutscher Oct 24, 2014

The notion of encapsulating applications into standardized containers that can be seamlessly moved across different types of infrastructure has turned originator Docker Inc. from an unknown service provider into the center of the hybrid…

How Twitter can power the Internet of Things with Fabric

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 24, 2014

This week’s SmartDevOps roundup features how Twitter can become the Internet of Things’ best ally, a new Internet of Things (IoT) platform to speed development for connected things and apps, and news of what…

After costly summer layoffs, Microsoft’s cloud has a silver lining

By James Farrell Oct 24, 2014

The cost of Microsoft Corp.’s massive summer layoffs and a shift in focus to the mobile market has meant a dip in profits for the tech giant. Yesterday the company released its fiscal first…

No room for Android: Facebook Rooms alternatives for secret chats

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 24, 2014

Satiating the rumor mill, Facebook has officially launched its own version of a secret chat app this week, called Rooms. The anonymous service is a standalone app that gives group creators full control over…

For mooching gamers, Sony launches Share Play

By Winston Edmondson Oct 24, 2014

We can thank all the online social networks for making the concept of sharing a way of life. We’ve gone from sharing our thoughts, images, and videos online, to sharing our homes and vehicles…

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Twitter acquires Twitpic’s archive at the eleventh hour

Thousands protest proposed “Internet tax” in Hungary

What you missed in Big Data: Oracle, eBay join Hadoop open-source party

HP launches commercial OpenStack distro along with developer and customer goodies

Riding container craze, Bracket Computing exits stealth backed by $85 million

How Twitter can power the Internet of Things with Fabric

After costly summer layoffs, Microsoft’s cloud has a silver lining

No room for Android: Facebook Rooms alternatives for secret chats

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