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The next mission to Mars will be funded by selfies

By Kyt Dotson Jul 7, 2014

The first generation of space exploration had us glued to our TV screens watching the fruits of billions of dollars in government investment and the work of some of the world’s finest scientific minds.…

Weekly Cloud review: startup funding and hyperscale data centers

By Maria Deutscher Jul 4, 2014

The scalability, performance and operational efficiencies afforded by the hyperscale model employed today in the world’s largest data centers are slowly but surely being brought into the reach of traditional enterprises, one open-source project…

Smart World Weekly : Quirky homes, robot journalists + more

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 4, 2014

This week’s Smart World Series features quirky solutions for the smart home, a new health service for your smartwatch, an event to debunk the myths surrounding smart city efforts, and robot journalists. For those…

NSA’s XKEYSCORE dissected: All Tor users marked as ‘extremists’

By Mike Wheatley Jul 4, 2014

Anyone trying to protect themselves from the NSA’s surveillance might well be shooting themselves in the foot. An investigation by German researchers has stumbled upon a rule in the NSA’s XKEYSCORE program that allows…

Oracle beefs up virtualization manager with new update

By Mike Wheatley Jul 4, 2014

Oracle VM has received an update that looks to deliver enterprise scale performance enhancements for x86 and SPARC architectures while extending support for both Oracle and non-Oracle workloads. Oracle’s server virtualization platform for x86…

SAP sets out to turbo-charge real-time analytics

By Maria Deutscher Jul 4, 2014

Seeking to take advantage of the surging interest in real-time analytics, SAP announced a landmark partnership that binds Databricks’ Apache Spark 1.0 distribution to SAP’s HANA real-time analytics platform. Databricks is a year-old startup is…

Russia changes tack: ‘We will not block Bitcoin’

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 4, 2014

The State of California has repealed sections of its Corporations Code that restricted the use of Bitcoin and other digital currencies as “money”. This leniency towards Bitcoin is extremely positive for digital currencies and…

The Internet of Things needs a network of clouds

By Guest Author Jul 3, 2014

The confluence of social, mobile and cloud has created an “app-etite” for all things tech, laying the groundwork for the next big tech revolution: the Internet of Things (IoT). The IoT has the power…

To control storage costs, aim services at “the fat middle”

By Bert Latamore Jul 3, 2014

Companies and service providers designing cloud services to control costs should aim at the “fat middle” of the application population, with a goal of reducing storage costs 50 percent for 80 percent of applications,…

Smart automation gives way to journalist robots, better data management

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 3, 2014

This week’s Smart IT roundup features robots writing reports, data stewardship automation, and an acquisition to expand data management offerings. AP now uses robot journalists Some fear that machines will one day rule…

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The next mission to Mars will be funded by selfies

Smart World Weekly : Quirky homes, robot journalists + more

NSA’s XKEYSCORE dissected: All Tor users marked as ‘extremists’

Oracle beefs up virtualization manager with new update

SAP sets out to turbo-charge real-time analytics

Russia changes tack: ‘We will not block Bitcoin’

Smart automation gives way to journalist robots, better data management

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