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Smart World Weekly: Wearable tech for ALS, open platform for IoT

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 22, 2014

This week’s Smart World Series features acquisitions, partnerships, and new releases to boost innovation in the Internet of Things market. For those who missed anything in this week’s Smart World Series, here’s a chance…

Microsoft unleashes its first NoSQL database into the cloud

By Mike Wheatley Aug 22, 2014

Microsoft has just shipped out its first-ever non-relational database on Windows Azure, which also happens to be its first database product of any kind since releasing its legendary SQL Server. Called “DocumentDB”, the database…

How Zynga uses Big Data to ensure new game success | #HPBigData2014

By Rose Meadows Aug 22, 2014

In gaming, analysis is critical and needs to take place in real-time. You would think the pressure of real-time analytics would cause stress for something as complex as video gaming, but that’s not the…

Top BYOx security tools used by the experts

By Kristen Nicole Aug 22, 2014

Wearable shipments are on track to grow tenfold over the next few years, reaching 150 million devices (and worth $19 billion) by 2018, according to Juniper Research. And as mobile devices continue to infiltrate…

Deadly Docker: Why containers are a threat to cloud virtualization

By Mike Wheatley Aug 22, 2014

Few technologies have more disruptive potential than Docker. Although the company and its namesake technology are barely two years old, almost every major cloud vendor has, or is in the process of, providing support…

VMware revamps its public cloud with a new name, cleaner partner program

By Maria Deutscher Aug 22, 2014

As its annual customer conference opens in San Francisco this week, VMware Inc. is providing a taste of things to come with the release of two significant cosmetic updates for its public cloud that…

USPS tracks 1 billion events per day : How the Internet changed mail | #HPBigData2014

By Tavis J. Hampton Aug 22, 2014

The United States Postal Service has changed significantly since the advent of Internet e-commerce, and those technological changes have been at times both disruptive and also profitable for the government agency. TheCUBE hosts John…

Twitter’s Big Data crunching ‘BotMaker’ muscles in on spam

By Mike Wheatley Aug 22, 2014

If you’re an avid Twitter user, you might have noticed a significant drop in the amount of spam messages and tweets bugging you. That’s because Twitter’s introduced a new anti-spam system called BotMaker that’s…

SDN? How about $$$DN? IDC predicts $8bn sales by 2018

By Mike Wheatley Aug 22, 2014

The future of software-defined networking (SDN) is looking very rosy indeed, with the market segment set to rake in a healthy $8 billion by 2018, well up from the current pittance ($960 million) it’s…

LibraTax liberates Bitcoin users from the hassles of taxation

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 22, 2014

Back in March, the Internal Revenue Service announced that Bitcoin and other altcoins would not be considered as currency for tax purposes, but treated as “property” instead. The announcement didn’t sit well, especially with…

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Smart World Weekly: Wearable tech for ALS, open platform for IoT

Microsoft unleashes its first NoSQL database into the cloud

How Zynga uses Big Data to ensure new game success | #HPBigData2014

Top BYOx security tools used by the experts

Deadly Docker: Why containers are a threat to cloud virtualization

VMware revamps its public cloud with a new name, cleaner partner program

USPS tracks 1 billion events per day : How the Internet changed mail | #HPBigData2014

Twitter’s Big Data crunching ‘BotMaker’ muscles in on spam

SDN? How about $$$DN? IDC predicts $8bn sales by 2018

LibraTax liberates Bitcoin users from the hassles of taxation

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