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Octoblu emerges from stealth to ‘translate’ the Internet of Things

By Mike Wheatley Jul 23, 2014

While all the big companies seem to be going about the Internet of Things in their own way, little ol’ Octoblu is bidding to become the translator between the various protocols that connect all…

VeloCloud launches virtualized WAN-as-a-service offering

By Mike Wheatley Jul 23, 2014

Fresh off a $21 million investor funding round, networking startup VeloCloud is officially open for business, unveiling general availability of its cloud-based wide area network. The company said it’s reinventing the enterprise WAN by…

Huboard Enterprise: Project management for Github repositories

By Saroj Kar Jul 22, 2014

GitHub today is the most popular online repository for projects related to the development of code and more. And if you are used to work on Github and use regular Kanban to manage your…

Smartly hydrated gardens, a smart door lever and more

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 22, 2014

This week’s Smart Living roundup features a connected way to water plants, a new kind of smart door lock, and rumors of a smart home solution acquisition. Hydros smartly hydrates gardens If you…

Yahoo extends mobile footprint to app analytics with Flurry acquisition

By Maria Deutscher Jul 22, 2014

With smartphones and tablets now accounting for more than half of the traffic to its services and related advertising revenue up more than 100 percent from last year, it’s only natural for Yahoo Inc.…

Review: Surface Pro 2 skillfully bridges tablet-laptop gap

By Bert Latamore Jul 22, 2014

The Microsoft Surface Pro 2 is a tablet on steroids, the coolest, best designed laptop replacement to hit the office. Not for casual users, this machine says its owner is a step ahead. From the…

In odd coupling, OpenStack purist Mirantis join with Oracle against common enemy Red Hat

By Maria Deutscher Jul 22, 2014

Mirantis, Inc. took the mantra “the enemy of my enemy is my friend” to a new extreme last week after announcing a partnership with Oracle Corp. which is traditionally of the most staunchly proprietary…

Teradata swoops on Hadapt & Revelytix: Eyes fixed on Hadoop

By Mike Wheatley Jul 22, 2014

Teradata has swooped to make a double acquisition in yet another sign of impending consolidation in the Big Data market. The company has snapped up the assets of two firms – Hadapt and Revelytix…

AirBaltic becomes the first airline to accept Bitcoin

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 22, 2014

It’s a fact that you can now travel the world using Bitcoin. Expedia allows you to book hotel rooms; affordable plane tickets can be purchased using Bitcoin on Cheap.Air.com; and BTCTrip allows you to…

Patent trolls, open source and building trust | #HPdiscover

By Cheryl Knight Jul 22, 2014

Launched in May 2014, Hewlett-Packard Helion is a part of the company’s OpenStack offering. A free and open-source cloud platform, OpenStack is derived from a series of similar projects, including processing, storage, and networking…

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Octoblu emerges from stealth to ‘translate’ the Internet of Things

VeloCloud launches virtualized WAN-as-a-service offering

Huboard Enterprise: Project management for Github repositories

Smartly hydrated gardens, a smart door lever and more

Yahoo extends mobile footprint to app analytics with Flurry acquisition

Review: Surface Pro 2 skillfully bridges tablet-laptop gap

In odd coupling, OpenStack purist Mirantis join with Oracle against common enemy Red Hat

Teradata swoops on Hadapt & Revelytix: Eyes fixed on Hadoop

AirBaltic becomes the first airline to accept Bitcoin

Patent trolls, open source and building trust | #HPdiscover

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