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Druva nets another $25M for cloud storage and data governance platform

By Maria Deutscher Aug 8, 2014

Druva, Inc., a startup that promises to provide large organizations with the benefits of public cloud storage without the compromises of consumer-oriented file lockers, has received another $25 million in financing from its big-name…

Smart World Weekly: Connected ski goggles, a bracelet that zaps and more

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 8, 2014

This week’s Smart World Series features smart skiing goggles, a classical conditioning method being applied to wearable tech, a report on the projected growth of the smart city market, and a new segment in…

Sprint taps Brightstar founder to take the helm as T-Mobile merger falls through

By Maria Deutscher Aug 8, 2014

They may garner plenty of headlines, but BlackBerry Ltd. and Hewlett-Packard Co. aren’t the only tech titans trying to recover some of their former glory. Sprint Corp. is also moving aggressively to reverse its…

Are Microsoft’s layoffs signs of trouble for channel partners?

By Tavis J. Hampton Aug 8, 2014

When Microsoft announced plans to lay off approximately 18,000 employees last month, it sent a chill through its vast network of nearly 400,000 channel partners. While many of the employees who will lose their jobs are from…

Adatao bids to make Big Data easy for everyone

By Mike Wheatley Aug 8, 2014

Big Data startup Adatao Inc., is bidding to make business intelligence not just easier, but also more accessible. It’s doing so by attempting to bridge the gap between data scientists and non-techies, in a…

Will the Ecuadorean ‘Bitcoin’ be the nation’s salvation?

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 8, 2014

Ecuador’s economy has been in deep trouble since President Rafael Correa decided to increase spending on public works projects and social programs designed to reduce poverty. Though the intentions were good, the policy has…

IBM builds a “brain-like” chip that can sense its surroundings

By Mike Wheatley Aug 8, 2014

After more than a decade of research, IBM Corp., has developed a radical new chip design that functions just like the human brain. Known as TrueNorth, IBM’s new chip features a “neuromorphic” design that…

Google Hangouts will get a lot smarter with the aquisition of Emu

By Kyt Dotson Aug 7, 2014

Google just enhanced its AI stable with the acquisition of Emu, a texting app with a built in artificial intelligence assistant. The assistant allows users to schedule lunches, share location, and set reminders without…

Mimosa promises to bring Google Fiber speeds to Wi-Fi networks

By Maria Deutscher Aug 7, 2014

While traditional Internet providers are still scrambling to come up with a response to Google Fiber, a startup called Mimosa Networks Inc. is leapfrogging ahead with new low-cost backhaul hardware and a suite of…

Social Media Chat – Are Brands Always On? #SocBizChat

By John Furrier Aug 7, 2014

Great CrowdChat today on the question of: Is Your Brand Always On? Think like a media company. Learn how businesses are developing successful brand strategies.

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Druva nets another $25M for cloud storage and data governance platform

Smart World Weekly: Connected ski goggles, a bracelet that zaps and more

Sprint taps Brightstar founder to take the helm as T-Mobile merger falls through

Adatao bids to make Big Data easy for everyone

Will the Ecuadorean ‘Bitcoin’ be the nation’s salvation?

IBM builds a “brain-like” chip that can sense its surroundings

Google Hangouts will get a lot smarter with the aquisition of Emu

Mimosa promises to bring Google Fiber speeds to Wi-Fi networks

Social Media Chat – Are Brands Always On? #SocBizChat

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