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Suicidal SSD ‘kills itself’ after just one text message

By Collen Kriel Oct 2, 2014

Fit for a British spy, the UK-based SecureDrives has announced a range of solid state disk (SSD) drives that will self-destruct when triggered remotely via SMS text message. The drives function normally with automated…

Hooking up clouds around the world, Cisco grows global ecosystem |#OOW2014

By Rachel Schramm Oct 2, 2014

Crossing international borders, Cisco Systems Inc. has expanded its Intercloud partner ecosystems to “almost 40 partners,” said Sherri Liebo, VP of Global Partner Marketing at Cisco during a live interview with theCUBE for SiliconANGLE’s coverage…

Could Front rescue our love/hate relationship with email?

By Collen Kriel Oct 2, 2014

Email can be the bane of our existence especially when it comes to work email. A new app called Front allows you to make more sense of the emails that are streaming into your…

Android ‘Ice Cream Sandwich’ coming to a Honda dashboard near you

By Collen Kriel Oct 2, 2014

Paris is good for more than just fashion shows. At this week’s Paris Motor Show, Honda Motor Company, Ltd and Nvidia announced they are teaming up on the automaker’s new industry-first Android-based infotainment system, called Honda…

3 big myths that handcuff your Big Data projects

By Guest Author Oct 2, 2014

Big Data analytics encompasses far more than just reporting and dashboards; it’s about unearthing insights and opportunities, and answering questions that you didn’t already know. Big Data analytics won’t be successful unless you focus…

StackEngine wants to help organize your Docker containers

By Mike Wheatley Oct 2, 2014

Docker containers are one of the most hyped-up technologies of the last few years, but there’s still a long way to go before containers fulfill their potential of supplanting traditional virtualization. The key to moving Docker…

Open Data’s dirty secret: poor quality and potential for abuse

By Mike Wheatley Oct 2, 2014

This week the government released data on more than 4.4 million medical payment records in line with its Open Payments initiative, and it’s already come in for some strong criticism from the media. It’s…

Beyond the reach of OEMs, QLogic shares strategy to target new customers| #OOW14

By Alina Popescu Oct 1, 2014

Focused on meeting evolving buying needs of customers looking to avoid OEMs, QLogic Corp. has its own appeal to those seeking an IO solution. With their latest launch of a 10 Gb Ethernet Adapter…

Why science geeks need storage scaling, too | #OOW14

By Rose Meadows Oct 1, 2014

The ability to scale storage in the scientific realm is essential. As the instrumentation and technology used to capture data increases in megapixel resolution, that drastically implies an increase in the amount of storage…

Why Cisco focuses on cloud consumption models and cloud-stye computing | #OOW14

By Alina Popescu Oct 1, 2014

With close to 40,000 customers worldwide, Cisco Systems Inc.’s Unified Computing System (USC) put the company at the lead as North America’s top blade server vendor. Focusing on pushing fabric-based computing to the industry, Cisco…

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Suicidal SSD ‘kills itself’ after just one text message

Hooking up clouds around the world, Cisco grows global ecosystem |#OOW2014

Could Front rescue our love/hate relationship with email?

Android ‘Ice Cream Sandwich’ coming to a Honda dashboard near you

3 big myths that handcuff your Big Data projects

StackEngine wants to help organize your Docker containers

Open Data’s dirty secret: poor quality and potential for abuse

Beyond the reach of OEMs, QLogic shares strategy to target new customers| #OOW14

Why science geeks need storage scaling, too | #OOW14

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