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HP unveils low-cost virtual private cloud

By Mike Wheatley Aug 6, 2014

Hewlett-Packard Co. has just expanded its HP Helion portfolio with the launch of a new, low-cost virtual private cloud offering. Called HP Helion Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) Lean, the new infrastructure-as-a-service product touts enhanced…

Russian crime group carries out “largest ever” hack

By Mike Wheatley Aug 6, 2014

In what’s being described as the “largest data breach ever”, a Russian cybercrime group has amassed more than 1.2 billion user credentials, including some 500 million email addresses and logins, from over 420,000 websites…

Former Digg CEO reveals new VC fund, discusses his DevOps startup | #Peer2

By Alina Popescu Aug 5, 2014

After launching Digg, Inc. and Equinix, Inc., serial entrepreneur Jay Adelson is targeting DevOps with his latest startup, Opsmatic. He’s also planning to start a venture capital firm, although he’s revealing few details. Adleson says the…

Weeding out bot traffic the Big Data way, comScore makes first acquisition in years

By Maria Deutscher Aug 5, 2014

Data science has proven an invaluable asset in identifying malicious activity on the corporate network, a benefit that comScore Inc. is looking to put in the hands of online marketers with the purchase of…

Zap yourself into shape with new smartbands

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 5, 2014

This week’s Smart Health roundup features a tracker that zaps you into shape, a health tracker for the whole family and entertaining new technology that corrects eyesight. Pavlok With dozens of specialized health trackers…

After 9-month beta, RightScale launches multi-cloud analytics platform

By Maria Deutscher Aug 5, 2014

From Netflix Inc.’s decision to open-source the Ice utility it uses for tracking internal Amazon Web Services (AWS) consumption to the recent move by Rackspace Inc. to simplify its pricing model, the industry’s collective…

With new array, IBM says flash set to displace disk

By Bert Latamore Aug 5, 2014

IBM today announced its latest all-flash array, the V840 virtualized storage system with 1.6 Petabyte compressed storage capacity (320 TB total usable un-compressed flash capacity) in a single 6U array. IBM says the new…

The human side to data governance | #MITIQ

By Maria Deutscher Aug 5, 2014

There are as many opinions on the role of the chief data officer (CDO) as there definitions of the emerging position, but few are as well-informed as that of professor Yang Lee from Northwestern…

Sneaky virus ‘Poweliks’ lives in the registry. Good luck finding it.

By Mike Wheatley Aug 5, 2014

New malware has been dubbed “Poweliks”, and it’s quite ingenious. Instead of masquerading as a file like 99.9 percent of computer virus nasties do, this malware latches onto the computer’s registry, where it’s almost…

Splunk courts cloud DevOps with 33% price cut and developer sandbox

By Kyt Dotson Aug 5, 2014

In the world of cloud and mobile, businesses have discovered the power of DevOps and continuous uptime. DevOps already provides a consistent paradigm for viewing continuous deployment of software by pushing automation as a…

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HP unveils low-cost virtual private cloud

Russian crime group carries out “largest ever” hack

Weeding out bot traffic the Big Data way, comScore makes first acquisition in years

Zap yourself into shape with new smartbands

After 9-month beta, RightScale launches multi-cloud analytics platform

With new array, IBM says flash set to displace disk

The human side to data governance | #MITIQ

Sneaky virus ‘Poweliks’ lives in the registry. Good luck finding it.

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