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eBay is in talks about accepting Bitcoin payments

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 15, 2014

Bitcoin’s value recently fell below $500, but it quickly recovered. The exact cause has yet to be determined, but a recent warning issued by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is one of the…

SUSE catching up to Red Hat on OpenStack Icehouse?

By Maria Deutscher Aug 15, 2014

SUSE Inc., the long-time second-fiddle of the enterprise Linux world, has finally started shipping the latest Icehouse release of OpenStack with its private cloud platform. The launch comes more than a month after arch-nemesis…

Rethinking the economics of Big Data ROI | #HPBigData2014

By Rachel Schramm Aug 15, 2014

Data should do more than help companies save money — it should make them money, said Peter Fishman, Director of Analytics at Yammer, Inc.. Since July of 2012, Yammer has been a part of…

NEA and co bet $10M on DevOps startup that wants to ship the ultimate cloud app management tool

By Maria Deutscher Aug 15, 2014

New Enterprise Associates (NEA) is now officially on a cloud investment streak. Last week, the venture capital powerhouse chucked in for a $25 million funding round for global data governance provider Bitglass Inc., and on…

Integration is a survival mechanism in Big Data tech | #HPBigData2014

By Rachel Schramm Aug 15, 2014

Integration is essential as the ecosystem of Big Data technology evolves. Without it, practitioners get lost in the challenges of shifting their data from one technology to another, increasing the chances that they’ll switch…

Visual Studio Online hit by another major outage

By Mike Wheatley Aug 15, 2014

Microsoft Corp’s Visual Studio Online service for software developers was hit by its second major outage in the space of a month yesterday, and was inaccessible to users for about four hours. Microsoft has…

Oracle rolls out 32-core SPARC M7 chip with in-memory processing

By Mike Wheatley Aug 15, 2014

Say what you like about Oracle Corporation’s CEO Larry Ellision, but he’s sticking to his guns this time around. When his company acquired Sun Microsystems for $7.4 billion back in 2010, he said that…

Can technology help to cure depression?

By Mike Wheatley Aug 15, 2014

In the wake of Robin William’s tragic suicide following years of suffering from depression, the spotlight has fallen on ways to treat the illness and prevent future deaths. The focus has always been on…

Developers’ delight: Cloud service and new boards for IoT

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 14, 2014

This week’s Smart DevOps roundup features a new cloud service and a fresh board of trustees aimed at boosting development for the burgeoning world of the Internet of Things. RacoWireless’ Omega DevCloud RacoWireless…

Intel battles Parkinson’s disease with Big Data and wearable tech

By Mike Wheatley Aug 14, 2014

Intel Corporation wants to use wearable technology to combat Parkinson’s Disease. While other companies fiddle around with wrist bands designed to improve our fitness or track our heart rates, the chip maker has teamed…

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eBay is in talks about accepting Bitcoin payments

SUSE catching up to Red Hat on OpenStack Icehouse?

Rethinking the economics of Big Data ROI | #HPBigData2014

Integration is a survival mechanism in Big Data tech | #HPBigData2014

Visual Studio Online hit by another major outage

Oracle rolls out 32-core SPARC M7 chip with in-memory processing

Developers’ delight: Cloud service and new boards for IoT

Intel battles Parkinson’s disease with Big Data and wearable tech

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