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The small-sized perks innovating healthcare tech | #HPdiscover

By Cheryl Knight Jul 9, 2014

Comprised of a wide variety of healthcare facilities, including the Metro Health Village, Wyoming, Michigan-headquartered Metro Health offers its patients an equally wide bevy of services. The group includes a 208-bed hospital and 12…

Cortana everywhere? Why not, it’s Cortanagate!

By David Coursey Jul 9, 2014

So far, new Microsoft boss Satya Nadella has tried to have it both ways, with a strategy described as “cloud first, mobile first.” That’s a nice way to say cloud and mobile are equally (and…

RackWare raises $2.3M for automated cloud management

By Tavis J. Hampton Jul 9, 2014

RackWare announced today that it has raised $2.3 million in funding thanks in part to investors such as Kickstart Seed Fund and Osage Venture Partners. The automated cloud management provider also revealed that it…

Adobe patches critical Flash flaw that can steal just about anything

By Mike Wheatley Jul 9, 2014

Adobe has just issued a critical patch to fix a gaping security flaw in Flash that could affect users of dozens of popular websites, including eBay, Instagram, Tumblr and others. The flaw, was discovered…

The next stop for Bitcoin? Kyrgyzstan

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 9, 2014

Not many countries are openly experimenting with Bitcoin, and we can’t really blame them. What with its volatility and shady past, it’s hard not to tie a cryptocurrency into illegal transactions. Still, there are…

VMware’s vCloud Hybrid Service looming over the Far East

By Mike Wheatley Jul 9, 2014

VMware could be readying for an assault on the Far East, according to a report in The Register, which has spotted clues it may be about to open a data center in the region.…

Intel, Dell, Samsung & co team up to rule the Internet of Things

By Mike Wheatley Jul 9, 2014

Yet another bunch of big tech firms has made a play for the Internet of Things. This time around the quintet of Amtel, Broadcom, Dell, Intel and Samsung has teamed up to create the…

Red Hat ships OpenStack Platform 5 with long-term support

By Mike Wheatley Jul 9, 2014

Red Hat has just shipped out the latest version of its Red Hat OpenStack Platform. Aimed at service providers like ISPs, telcos and cloud providers, RHELOP5 is built to let them spin up OpenStack…

IEEE Spectrum’s 2014 ranking crowns Java king with interactive web app

By Kyt Dotson Jul 8, 2014

Interested in learning what tops the charts for programming languages devs are using? Check out IEEE Spectrum’s 2014 ranked listing web app—best part: it’s interactive and you can vote. Recently IEEE Spectrum released a…

Homes get smarter with sleek security box, intelligent food scale

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 8, 2014

This week’s Smart Living roundup features a home security solution appealing to Apple Fanboys, a phone manufacturer’s entry into the connected car market, and a gadget that turns you into a master baker. Sentri…

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Cortana everywhere? Why not, it’s Cortanagate!

Adobe patches critical Flash flaw that can steal just about anything

The next stop for Bitcoin? Kyrgyzstan

VMware’s vCloud Hybrid Service looming over the Far East

Intel, Dell, Samsung & co team up to rule the Internet of Things

Red Hat ships OpenStack Platform 5 with long-term support

IEEE Spectrum’s 2014 ranking crowns Java king with interactive web app

Homes get smarter with sleek security box, intelligent food scale

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