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Salesforce connects wearable tech to the workplace, launches Wear

By Kristen Nicole Jun 10, 2014

Hoping to get in on the ground floor of the emerging BYOx (Bring Your Own Anything) market, Salesforce is launching the Wear platform, a dedicated initiative for wearable computing in the enterprise. Despite shaky…

HP’s Federated Catalyst aims to simplify backup silo management

By Mike Wheatley Jun 10, 2014

Just before the HP Discover event kicks off in Las Vegas today, Hewlett-Packard has announced a number of new backup, recovery and archive solutions. But the real standout of these products is the addition…

HP takes on supercomputer giants with water-cooled Apollo system

By Mike Wheatley Jun 10, 2014

HP has just entered the supercomputer game, offering an eco-friendly way for enterprises to access petaflops of computing power. Announced just before the opening of its HP Discover event in Las Vegas, the company…

Hadoop security back in the spotlight

By Maria Deutscher Jun 9, 2014

Data security is becoming an even bigger priority than it has been so far as organizations extract more value from their fast-growing data troves, but Hadoop, the single most popular platform for storing and…

WebOS sees new life in smart homes, leverages 1 million user milestone

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 9, 2014

This week’s Smart Living roundup features WebOS’ new life as a smart home solution, and home automation solution for DIYers. WebOS now in 1 million homes When HP acquired Palm, many had high…

Rethinking infrastructure : Facebook adds availability with HBase fork

By Maria Deutscher Jun 9, 2014

Having reached a tipping point in the volume of unstructured information years before the new reality of data management dawned upon the rest of the industry, the world’s largest Internet companies had no choice…

AI milestone: Computer passes Turing test by posing as a 13-year-old boy

By Kyt Dotson Jun 9, 2014

A computer program at the University of Reading in the U.K. has achieved an artificial intelligence milestone by passing the venerated Turning Test. The software, called Eugene Goostman, attempts to simulate a 13-year-old Ukranian…

When it comes to cloud, “the biggest challenge is bandwidth” | #IBMedge

By Rachel Schramm Jun 9, 2014

Every year, IBM recognizes their most successful partners with Winning Edge awards. This year, ProActive solutions received a Winning Edge storage award. Phil Schamberger, Director of Technical delivery at ProActive Solutions, stopped by theCUBE…

Docker leaps into production with version 1.0 | 15 months of milestones

By Maria Deutscher Jun 9, 2014

Docker, the startup behind the popular open-source Linux containerization engine of the same name, is ready to take on the enterprise – or at least so it claims. The company officially completed the first…

What you missed in Cloud: where public meets private

By Maria Deutscher Jun 9, 2014

The incumbents are no longer alone on the hybrid computing bandwagon. Amazon, the world’s largest provider of public cloud services, entered the fray this week with the release of a connector for VMware’s vCenter…

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Salesforce connects wearable tech to the workplace, launches Wear

HP’s Federated Catalyst aims to simplify backup silo management

HP takes on supercomputer giants with water-cooled Apollo system

Hadoop security back in the spotlight

WebOS sees new life in smart homes, leverages 1 million user milestone

Rethinking infrastructure : Facebook adds availability with HBase fork

AI milestone: Computer passes Turing test by posing as a 13-year-old boy

Docker leaps into production with version 1.0 | 15 months of milestones

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