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Oracle completes cloud pivot by releasing flagship products as services | #OOW14

By Maria Deutscher Sep 30, 2014

After years of trying to ignore the trend into non-existence, Oracle Corp is finally giving up on swimming against the cloud computing current and following arch-rivals SAP SE and IBM in making its flagship…

NetApp and Oracle: Slow-dancing customers toward cloud | #OOW14

By Rachel Schramm Sep 30, 2014

Looking to help customers move to the cloud at their own comfortable pace is Oracle Corp. and storage partner NetApp, Inc. A business outcome-focused approach has helped NetApp maintain it’s vendor-agnostic policies while encouraging the…

GoPro’s new ‘Hero’ is a game changer

By Collen Kriel Sep 30, 2014

GoPro, Inc. is releasing its new Hero line of cameras on October 5th. The range includes the Hero, the Hero4 Silver and the Hero4 Black. While the three new models vary in price and…

OpenDaylight gets a lot more open – and functional – with second “Helium” release

By Maria Deutscher Sep 30, 2014

Just short of eight months after launch, the OpenDaylight Project is already marking its second lap towards unifying the software-defined networking (SDN) ecosystem with a new major release that fully lives up to the…

Slim, colorful and cheap – HP’s new Stream series of Windows tablets

By Collen Kriel Sep 30, 2014

Announced September 29th, Hewlett-Packard Co.’s new colorful and thin HP Stream series of Windows laptops and tablets are machines looking to combine work and play. The range consists of two new laptops and two…

Xbox One at last on sale in China, without Halo

By Collen Kriel Sep 30, 2014

On Monday, September 29, Xbox One went on sale in more than 4,000 retail outlets in 37 cities across mainland China. The country recently ended a 14-year ban on the sale of foreign-made game consoles,…

FireChat: Off-the-grid messaging app fuels Hong Kong’s protests

By Mike Wheatley Sep 30, 2014

Sites like Twitter and Facebook hit the headlines for their role in the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011, and now pro-democracy demonstrators in Hong Kong have discovered a new kind of mobile service to…

Opinion: Consumerization boosting user interface quality for all

By Bert Latamore Sep 30, 2014

Since the first commercial computers of the 1950s the user interface (UI) has been the ugly stepchild of corporate software. Always the last component to be designed, UIs are often boring, forms-based, and difficult…

Oracle’s new Sparc M7 chip delivers ‘ten times faster’ performance boost

By Mike Wheatley Sep 30, 2014

Oracle Corp’s overarching message at this year’s Oracle OpenWorld event might be all about the cloud, but that doesn’t mean it’s keeping quiet in its hardware business. During his OpenWorld keynote on Sunday night,…

Cisco inflates hybrid ‘Intercloud’ with 30 new partners

By Mike Wheatley Sep 30, 2014

With the cloud wars heating up, Cisco Systems has just announced a signifcant expansion of its Intercloud ecosystem, with 30 new global partners and a $1 billion injection of cash from Cisco Capital. Cisco…

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NetApp and Oracle: Slow-dancing customers toward cloud | #OOW14

GoPro’s new ‘Hero’ is a game changer

OpenDaylight gets a lot more open – and functional – with second “Helium” release

Slim, colorful and cheap – HP’s new Stream series of Windows tablets

Xbox One at last on sale in China, without Halo

FireChat: Off-the-grid messaging app fuels Hong Kong’s protests

Opinion: Consumerization boosting user interface quality for all

Oracle’s new Sparc M7 chip delivers ‘ten times faster’ performance boost

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