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Israel defence firm denies being hacked by China’s Comment Crew

By Mike Wheatley Jul 30, 2014

A defence contractor that works on Israel’s Iron Dome missile shield system has come out to deny it was a victim of Chinese hack attack two years ago that allegedly stole classified information about…

Analytics break: Big Data market splits into rival camps

By Maria Deutscher Jul 30, 2014

A new trend has emerged in the open-source Big Data ecosystem over the last few months: top vendors scaling back and sometimes completely abandoning internal efforts to develop homegrown versions of hot new projects…

Cisco warns that network virtualization does have its downsides

By Mike Wheatley Jul 30, 2014

Cisco has just posted a new whitepaper online, in which it suggests that virtualization of networks can be somewhat counterproductive, resulting in reduced productivity. The paper notes that while virtualization is hardly a new…

Ecuador bans Bitcoin, plans to create its own digital currency

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 30, 2014

While most countries take the wait-and-see approach with regard to Bitcoin and other digital currencies, Ecuador has officially banned them. The reason behind this decision is not because the government doesn’t trust it, but…

Blockchain.info back in the App Store heralds good news for Apple and Bitcoin

By Kyt Dotson Jul 29, 2014

Apple and Bitcoin have had a tumultuous relationship in the past. In late 2013, Apple pulled the Coinbase and Coinjar apps from the App Store and in February 2014, Blockchain.info found its app also…

DevOps Weekly Round-Up: Automation with Chef and Docker breathes life into virtualized containers

By Kyt Dotson Jul 29, 2014

This week in DevOps shows an ongoing expansion of opportunities for DevOps teams, IT teams, and developers to leverage open source and vendor-specific API models. Configuration and automation remains the big draw for DevOps…

The CDO owns governance, not data | #MITIQ

By Alina Popescu Jul 29, 2014

Over the last few years, the emergence of the Chief Data Officer (CDO) has become more clear. Initially, this new C-level role was more prevalent in healthcare, finance, government organizations. More recently, it has…

Ceph and Swift: Friends, not enemies

By Guest Author Jul 29, 2014

Most good rivalries begin with some sort of differences, and OpenStack developers are beginning to side with either Ceph or Swift when it comes to choosing a storage solutions. Ceph is a distributed object…

GigaSpaces converges DevOps and monitoring with Cloudify 3.0

By Maria Deutscher Jul 29, 2014

The host of new platforms and services that have made their way onto the CIO radar screen in recent years provide organizations with more freedom than ever in how they operate their environments, but…

How Big Data is helping the Navy’s 12-year journey to efficiency | #MITIQ

By Alina Popescu Jul 29, 2014

The US Navy has been undergoing a long process of IT infrastructure and resource centralization, an initiative started over 12 years ago. Detailing their progress along this journey to add efficiency and effectiveness is…

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Israel defence firm denies being hacked by China’s Comment Crew

Analytics break: Big Data market splits into rival camps

Cisco warns that network virtualization does have its downsides

Ecuador bans Bitcoin, plans to create its own digital currency

Blockchain.info back in the App Store heralds good news for Apple and Bitcoin

DevOps Weekly Round-Up: Automation with Chef and Docker breathes life into virtualized containers

The CDO owns governance, not data | #MITIQ

GigaSpaces converges DevOps and monitoring with Cloudify 3.0

How Big Data is helping the Navy’s 12-year journey to efficiency | #MITIQ

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