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Avere nabs $20M for the one storage system to unite them all

By Maria Deutscher Jul 11, 2014

Extending on-premise storage infrastructure to the public cloud can potentially allow CIOs to have the best of both worlds: take advantage of the pay-as-you-go model to scale even the steepest of usage spikes on…

Amazon throws Zocalo in the ring to box with Box & Dropbox

By Mike Wheatley Jul 11, 2014

Amazon has just made a move into the cloud business services market with a direct attack on Dropbox and Box – it’s launched Zocalo, billed as a secure enterprise storage service. Zocalo, which is…

Android L to create as many problems as it solves

By David Coursey Jul 11, 2014

It has always been easy to point and laugh at Android. Just give an Android smart phone user a handset from a different manufacturer and watch the fun. Unlike Apple, which totally controls the…

Verizon to Netflix: Traffic bottlenecks are all your fault, so shut it.

By Mike Wheatley Jul 11, 2014

Verizon might have just won its war of words with Netflix over network access for streaming videos. Verizon’s David Young, vice-president of federal regulatory affairs, landed the seemingly fatal blow in a report posted…

Google’s Kubernetes Docker container manager gets big backers

By Mike Wheatley Jul 11, 2014

Some of the world’s biggest tech companies are lining up to help develop the open-source Kubernetes software container management system that search engine giant Google announced last month. CoreOS, Docker, IBM, Microsoft, Mesosphere, Red…

Tsunami of team ups reaffirms accelerating Hadoop maturity

By Maria Deutscher Jul 11, 2014

The burgeoning Hadoop ecosystem looks to be continuing on its aggressive growth trajectory, garnering yet more momentum with a string of new and expanded strategic partnerships marking the latest steps forward in the accelerating…

Judge knocks down ‘Bitcoin is not money’ argument in Silk Road trial

By Kyt Dotson Jul 10, 2014

Virtual currencies still exist in a strange regulatory and legal fog where how they’re use is defined seems a bit up in the air. The popularity of Bitcoin in particular has raised questions about…

Chip wars are back: IBM invests $3B to improve chips in cloud and Big Data systems

By Suzanne Kattau Jul 10, 2014

Cloud and Big Data applications are challenging today’s systems, and the underlying chip technology is facing significant physical scaling limits as well. According to IBM, these challenges include bandwidth to memory, high-speed communication and device…

How Legos inspire Smart Cities

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 10, 2014

This week’s Smart City roundup features a report on the progress of smart cities, an appropriately sized Lego initiative for adults, and a unified specification for smart buildings. Study projects huge growth for smart…

The analytical power of IDOL OnDemand | #HPdiscover

By Cheryl Knight Jul 10, 2014

With the introduction of Big Data analytics, companies now have the power to determine changes they need to make to improve operations, develop better marketing strategies, and make sure their data is secure. But,…

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Avere nabs $20M for the one storage system to unite them all

Amazon throws Zocalo in the ring to box with Box & Dropbox

Android L to create as many problems as it solves

Verizon to Netflix: Traffic bottlenecks are all your fault, so shut it.

Google’s Kubernetes Docker container manager gets big backers

Tsunami of team ups reaffirms accelerating Hadoop maturity

Judge knocks down ‘Bitcoin is not money’ argument in Silk Road trial

How Legos inspire Smart Cities

The analytical power of IDOL OnDemand | #HPdiscover

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