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Splunk brings machine data analytics to mobile with iOS app

By Maria Deutscher Jul 10, 2014

The explosion of information coming from connected devices is dominating the analytics discussion today, but in all the talk about exploiting machine-generated transmissions, surprisingly little attention is being given to the growing amount of…

Jeremy Burton on EMC’s #megalaunch: #RedefinePossible CrowdChat

By Tavis J. Hampton Jul 10, 2014

On Tuesday, John Furrier and the people at SiliconANGLE had an opportunity to hold an open question and answer CrowdChat with Jeremy Burton, EMC Corp.’s President of Products and Marketing, in order to discuss…

Top buyback programs for old PCs and smartphones

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 10, 2014

Whether for economic reasons or environmental, device manufacturers and retailers seem to be offering more programs for cashing in on old gadgets. The sale cycle for a new smartphone has quickened with the pace…

Vertica’s open approach to Big Data management | #HPdiscover

By Cheryl Knight Jul 10, 2014

An analytical database management software company, Vertica was acquired by Hewlett-Packard in 2011. Since then, Vertica has helped in the development of such software as HAVEn, useful for analyzing Big Data leveraging the Hadoop…

Here’s what Swift’s ‘most significant update’ brings to OpenStack

By Maria Deutscher Jul 10, 2014

Building out a well-rounded storage stack that provides the advanced functionality enterprise customers expect and demand is a uniquely difficult undertaking that only a handful of large vendors have truly succeeded in tackling thus…

Why Azure-in-a-box may be back on the table

By Maria Deutscher Jul 10, 2014

Microsoft is reviving efforts to bring Azure down into the data center with an upcoming line of pre-configured appliances codenamed “San Diego”, Redmond news veteran Mary Jo Foley cited anonymous insiders as saying in…

DARPA’s latest hair-brained scheme: Implantable memory chips

By Mike Wheatley Jul 10, 2014

Brain implants could finally become a reality, thanks to those crazy, lovable boffins over at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, better known as DARPA. The agency, which has been working on all kinds…

Tech giants form alliance to fend off patent trolls

By Mike Wheatley Jul 10, 2014

Some of the biggest names in tech have formed an alliance to try to shield themselves from the ravages of patent trolls. Companies including Google, Asana, Canon, Dropbox, Newegg, Pure Storage and SAP are…

Ed Walsh brought on to Catalogic to shape its future

By Tavis J. Hampton Jul 9, 2014

Catalogic Software announced plans to bring on Ed Walsh as its new CEO. Walsh has become a household name in enterprise IT for being a startup energizer, propelling several startups onto success, including Avamar,…

Flex-20, the next big thing from QLogic | #HPdiscover

By Cheryl Knight Jul 9, 2014

QLogic, manufacturer of high-performance networking hardware, recently announced the release of the first 20-gigabit Ethernet capability in conjunction with Hewlett Packard’s Virtual Connect FlexFabric adapters. Greg Scherer, VP of Strategy at QLogic, sat down…

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Splunk brings machine data analytics to mobile with iOS app

Jeremy Burton on EMC’s #megalaunch: #RedefinePossible CrowdChat

Top buyback programs for old PCs and smartphones

Vertica’s open approach to Big Data management | #HPdiscover

Here’s what Swift’s ‘most significant update’ brings to OpenStack

Why Azure-in-a-box may be back on the table

DARPA’s latest hair-brained scheme: Implantable memory chips

Tech giants form alliance to fend off patent trolls

Ed Walsh brought on to Catalogic to shape its future

Flex-20, the next big thing from QLogic | #HPdiscover

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