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The software-defined data center puzzle is finally clicking together | #VMworld

By Maria Deutscher Sep 8, 2014

VMware Inc. has closed the loop on the software-defined data center, according to the head of its software-defined data center unit. Appearing on SiliconANGLE’s theCUBE at the virtualization giant’s recently concluded customer conference in…

What you missed in the Smart World: Anti-rape nail polish and more

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 8, 2014

This past week’s Smart World Series features cool new wearable tech for health, homes and the city, and new funding and dev kits for the Internet of Things. For those who missed last week’s…

Chef 12 goes freemium with single open source codebase and premium enterprise features

By Kyt Dotson Sep 8, 2014

Chef, the company behind the powerful IT automation software for DevOps with the same name, has announced a new freemium business model that merges the software’s existing open source codebase with premium services built…

Facebook and LinkedIn double down on privacy with new controls

By Maria Deutscher Sep 8, 2014

The social media sphere has produced quite a few notable privacy controversies in recent years, a reputation that the top networks are now trying to shake off with new features aimed at enabling users…

MSN is back with a Vengeance! Except it’s not working properly, yet.

By Mike Wheatley Sep 8, 2014

Does anyone still use MSN? Does anyone even know what it is anymore? If the answer is yes, you might be interested to know that Microsoft has decided to give it a desperately-needed makeover,…

What you missed in Big Data: Hadoop bandwagon gets even more crowded

By Maria Deutscher Sep 8, 2014

Hadoop has once again emerged as the flavor of the week for the industry after Cisco Systems Inc. pulled the curtains back on new solutions in its Unified Computing System (UCS) family of converged…

Docker needs to work on life cycle management, according to Cisco | #vmworld

By Rose Meadows Sep 8, 2014

Docker, Inc. has made quite an impact in the industry since its debut just less than two years ago. Plus, with the company’s recently announced collaboration with VMware, Inc., Google, Inc. and Pivotal Software,…

What you missed in Cloud: an odd mishmesh of containers and analytics

By Maria Deutscher Sep 8, 2014

Cloud computing may have settled in as a permanent fixture of the enterprise technology landscape, but the chase for the next big thing is not over by any stretch. The hot new technology making…

Analyst expectations for Tableau as new rivals emerge

By Maria Deutscher Sep 8, 2014

For all the talk of automation among analytics vendors nowadays, data is ultimately only as useful as what the user can take away from it, a fundamental reality of decision-making that was largely glossed…

Apple to add iCloud security alerts in wake of nude celebrity selfie scandal

By Mike Wheatley Sep 8, 2014

Apple Inc. is hoping to quell security fears by extending its two-factor authentication technology and rolling out new iCloud security alerts when someone tried to make changes to an account. The move comes in…

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The software-defined data center puzzle is finally clicking together | #VMworld

What you missed in the Smart World: Anti-rape nail polish and more

Chef 12 goes freemium with single open source codebase and premium enterprise features

Facebook and LinkedIn double down on privacy with new controls

MSN is back with a Vengeance! Except it’s not working properly, yet.

What you missed in Big Data: Hadoop bandwagon gets even more crowded

Docker needs to work on life cycle management, according to Cisco | #vmworld

Analyst expectations for Tableau as new rivals emerge

Apple to add iCloud security alerts in wake of nude celebrity selfie scandal

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