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Ed Snowden discusses his plans to work on privacy tech

By Mike Wheatley Jul 21, 2014

NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden isn’t sitting idle during his self-imposed Russian exile. Rather, he’s planning to get to work building new technology designed to preserve data privacy. Speaking via Google Hangouts at the Hackers…

New York bids to regulate virtual currency exchange markets

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 21, 2014

The New York State Department of Financial Services has proposed a set of rules to regulate virtual currencies so people using digital currencies such as Bitcoin can be better protected. According to Benjamin Lawsky,…

Battery problems on your Windows laptop? Blame Google Chrome

By Mike Wheatley Jul 21, 2014

If you’re using a Windows laptop and have been scratching your head wondering why the battery life is so lousy, it turns out there could be a reason for it – and it has…

VMware server backup Nakivo bursts into view

By Mike Wheatley Jul 21, 2014

A new startup called Nakivo has burst onto the scene as a potential challenger to Veeam for VMware server backup. To date, it claims some 3,000 customers and growth rate that’s well into triple…

Dell becomes the largest ecommerce merchant to accept Bitcoin

By Kyt Dotson Jul 18, 2014

In what could be the biggest splash in Bitcoin history to date, computer legend Dell just announced that the company will accept bitcoins. To do this, Dell has integrated with Coinbase and the entire…

Chef’s stellar quarter topped with Tower 3 acquisition

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 18, 2014

This week’s Smart IT roundup features Chef’s new acquisition and a buyback program for businesses looking to improve automated document management. Chef acquires Tower 3, launches new products Chef, a provider of web-scale…

Bloodiest job cuts in tech history

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 18, 2014

An internal Microsoft memo revealed that the software giant is cutting 14 percent or 18,000 of its workforce. Over the years, Microsoft has amassed 127,000 employees, with 30,000 coming from its acquisition of Nokia.…

Observers say Microsoft layoffs had better be a one-time thing

By Mike Wheatley Jul 18, 2014

Microsoft’s plan to slash 18,000 jobs that was announced this week was met mostly with approval by market watchers, but they cautioned that the cuts need to be a one-time event and not the beginning…

Cisco and Microsoft link up to push mutual cloud agenda

By Maria Deutscher Jul 18, 2014

Another day, another landmark alliance. Except this time, the parties involved are not a pair of up-and-coming startups but Cisco and Microsoft, leaders in their respective markets that, despite their size, have not yet…

SAP goes after SMBs with new dedicated business group

By Maria Deutscher Jul 18, 2014

The reality is that small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) account for nearly half of the world’s gross domestic income. That makes the low-end of the market an unavoidable underpinning for even the largest of…

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Ed Snowden discusses his plans to work on privacy tech

New York bids to regulate virtual currency exchange markets

Battery problems on your Windows laptop? Blame Google Chrome

VMware server backup Nakivo bursts into view

Dell becomes the largest ecommerce merchant to accept Bitcoin

Chef’s stellar quarter topped with Tower 3 acquisition

Bloodiest job cuts in tech history

Observers say Microsoft layoffs had better be a one-time thing

SAP goes after SMBs with new dedicated business group

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