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Dropbox needs more than price cuts to keep Pro users

By Suzanne Kattau Aug 27, 2014

Another price drop seen in the cloud storage wars as cloud storage provider Dropbox, Inc. today announced that new Dropbox Pro customers will now get one terabyte (TB) of space for $9.99/month, a marked…

A $10B goal for VMware: Here’s the plan to scale | #vmworld

By Rachel Schramm Aug 27, 2014

VMware, Inc. is revving its engines, hoping to scale from a $6 billion company to a $10 billion company, said VMware President and COO Carl Eschenbach. Whether it’s through new products like Airwatch or…

Cisco teams with SimpliVity as pile-on continues in red-hot hyper-convergence market

By Maria Deutscher Aug 27, 2014

VMware Inc.’s newly confirmed foray into the burgeoning hyper-convergence space positions it to tap one of the fastest-growing segments of the data center market, but the move has not come without a price. The…

Old iPhones worth $280 on average: Here’s where to sell

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 27, 2014

With Apple Inc.’s iPhone 6 is expected to drop on September 9, it’s the prime opportunity to get rid of your old iPhone. Last year, we featured the best places to trade your old iPhone for cash…

VMware partners blitz VMworld 2014 with barrage of announcements

By Maria Deutscher Aug 27, 2014

Once VMware Inc. finished unloading the major updates and new products it had saved for its annual customer conference this week, other companies took over with a steady stream of product reveals that persisted…

Report says NSA built Google clone to share private data

By Maria Deutscher Aug 27, 2014

While companies like Hewlett-Packard Co.’s Autonomy unit struggle to sell CIOs on the virtues of using a single platform to search all of their data silos, a new report suggests the U.S. National Security…

Software-led business cases for the virtualized data center |#vmworld

By Rachel Schramm Aug 27, 2014

In the past year, software defined data center has become a reality, said John Gilmartin, GM and VP or the Software Defined Data Center Suite Business Unit at VMware, Inc. Now, VMware can provide…

Was Google Images hacked yesterday?

By Mike Wheatley Aug 27, 2014

If you happened to search for anything on Google’s Image Search yesterday, you might have noticed things were a little off. That’s because the site was apparently hacked, with the mischeivous attackers ensuring that…

HP recalls 6 million defective laptop cords over burn risk

By Mike Wheatley Aug 27, 2014

Hewlett-Packard Co. has issued a voluntary recall of more than six million AC power cords sold with HP and Compaq laptops and docking stations between September 2010 and June 2012 because of a potential…

Google, NVDIA + VMware bring graphic-rich apps to the Chromebook

By Mike Wheatley Aug 27, 2014

Google Inc., just won’t give up on its ambitions to unseat Windows from the desktop, no matter how hopeless it’s Chromebooks might look to business power users. It’s latest plan? It’s teaming up with…

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A $10B goal for VMware: Here’s the plan to scale | #vmworld

Cisco teams with SimpliVity as pile-on continues in red-hot hyper-convergence market

Old iPhones worth $280 on average: Here’s where to sell

VMware partners blitz VMworld 2014 with barrage of announcements

Report says NSA built Google clone to share private data

Software-led business cases for the virtualized data center |#vmworld

Was Google Images hacked yesterday?

HP recalls 6 million defective laptop cords over burn risk

Google, NVDIA + VMware bring graphic-rich apps to the Chromebook

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