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Big Data applications demand agile infrastructure | #BigDataNYC

By Alina Popescu Oct 21, 2014

The Big Data transformation headed for the enterprise will be driven by the nature of applications and the new data repository. That means agile applications scaling horizontally will challenge the vertically-scaled notions of…

Amazon deal means cheaper e-books, but not everyone is happy

By Eric David Oct 21, 2014

Readers craving cheaper e-books have a reason to celebrate today, as Amazon.com Inc. has finally signed a deal ending a months-long battle with CBS-owned Big Five publisher Simon & Shuster. Amazon had been in negotiations…

Your filthy phone is making you sick: Here are 3 cures

By Winston Edmondson Oct 21, 2014

You can’t watch the news these days without hearing about the threat of infectious diseases in America. The Ebola virus has claimed the life of the individual who brought it to our shores, and…

Oracle takes aim at Hadoop governance with Metadata Management suite

By Maria Deutscher Oct 21, 2014

Amid exploding demand for data integration software in the Hadoop community, Oracle Corp. is rolling out a new way for organizations to track their information as it progresses through the analytics lifecycle. The launch completes…

IBM unloads money-losing chip business, shocks investors with Q3 earnings surprise

By Maria Deutscher Oct 21, 2014

After many months of wrangling, IBM finally managed to convince Globalfoundries Inc. to take over its unprofitable chip-making operations in a deal that will see Big Blue pay its long-time semiconductor supplier for the…

Selfie distraction claims another victim

By Eric David Oct 21, 2014

Digital distraction has been known to pose a serious health risk for less cautious pedestrians, and today it took another victim when a man fell into the sea while taking a selfie. While the…

OpenStack landmark: Mirantis closes record-breaking $100 million funding round

By Maria Deutscher Oct 21, 2014

Mirantis Inc. has snagged $100 million in funding to step up its campaign for OpenStack dominance amid increasing competition from both fellow startups and larger incumbent vendors vying for a slice of the hottest…

Gmail 5.0 is coming and it’s all good news for Android users

By Collen Kriel Oct 21, 2014

It looks like Lollipop is not the only treat users can expect from Google Inc.’s mobile operating system, Android. The search giant’s Gmail app is likely to get an overhaul with version 5.0. Google…

Anonabox Tor router gets kicked off of Kickstarter

By Mike Wheatley Oct 21, 2014

Kickstarter has suspended donations for Anonabox, its hottest and most controversial project of the moment, following a deluge of claims from netizens that the tiny device isn’t an original design. That means the developers…

Study says Big Data set to fuel the next Industrial Revolution

By Mike Wheatley Oct 21, 2014

A new study from Accenture Plc and General Electric Corp. (GE) has concluded that digital technologies offer a level of opportunity that’s unprecedented in the history of business. So disruptive are these technologies that…

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Big Data applications demand agile infrastructure | #BigDataNYC

Amazon deal means cheaper e-books, but not everyone is happy

Your filthy phone is making you sick: Here are 3 cures

Oracle takes aim at Hadoop governance with Metadata Management suite

IBM unloads money-losing chip business, shocks investors with Q3 earnings surprise

Selfie distraction claims another victim

OpenStack landmark: Mirantis closes record-breaking $100 million funding round

Gmail 5.0 is coming and it’s all good news for Android users

Anonabox Tor router gets kicked off of Kickstarter

Study says Big Data set to fuel the next Industrial Revolution

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