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Big trouble for US firms in China: Locals turn to home-grown tech

By Mike Wheatley Jul 2, 2014

American tech providers have long been enraptured with the idea that there’s a monolithic business opportunity in China, so long as they’re prepared to bend over backward to conform to the various rules and…

X-IO’s offers emergency room response for VDI ailments

By Mike Wheatley Jul 2, 2014

Is your Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) feeling a little under the weather? If so, you might want to give X-IO’s new VDI doctor a call and get yourself fighting fit within 72 hours. X-IO…

Amazon offers new low-cost cloud instances with burst option

By Mike Wheatley Jul 2, 2014

System admins looking to run smaller workloads at lower cost might be interested in a new, cheaper Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) instance now being offered by Amazon Web Services. It’s claimed to provide a…

Tap into your health with the flick of a wrist

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 1, 2014

This week’s Smart Health roundup features the first health app on Android Wear, a connected cuff suited for the workplace, and the hottest new event for the wearable tech movement. HealthTap SmartWatch app …

The basics of Nimble Storage’s adaptive flash launch

By Cheryl Knight Jul 1, 2014

The next frontier on the data storage market is flash. With the advent of flash and the rush to take advantage of this new technology, companies have strived to make inroads into developing new…

IBM expands SoftLayer into London with new data center

By Suzanne Kattau Jul 1, 2014

IBM yesterday announced that it will open a new SoftLayer data center in London this month as part of the $1.2B the company is plowing into its SoftLayer Cloud Services infrastructure this year. IBM…

How much did the seized Bitcoins go for?

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 1, 2014

In October 2013, the Federal Bureau of Investigation shut down the Silk Road, an online marketplace for all things shady, and seized $3.6 million worth of Bitcoins. Last week, the US Marshals Service auctioned…

Big Data goes to Brazil: The FIFA World Cup in numbers

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 1, 2014

Americans normally aren’t that keen on “soccer” but things are a bit different what with the FIFA World Cup taking place down in Brazil. Excitment is reaching fever pitch with the tournament in full…

You might be ready for IoT, but your network isn’t

By Mike Wheatley Jul 1, 2014

Enterprises are willing to embrace the Internet of Things, but deployment is being held back by network capacity worries and security concerns, according to a new survey from Infoblox. While most IT professionals believe…

HP in the Middle : Vertica is happy between traditional data warehouses and Hadoop | #HPdiscover

By Rose Meadows Jul 1, 2014

A recent Wikibon survey revealed that, of 300 practitioners with knowledge of analytics and Big Data, 61 percent said that their organization shifted workloads from a traditional data warehouse or mainframe to Hadoop. Another…

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Big trouble for US firms in China: Locals turn to home-grown tech

X-IO’s offers emergency room response for VDI ailments

Amazon offers new low-cost cloud instances with burst option

Tap into your health with the flick of a wrist

The basics of Nimble Storage’s adaptive flash launch

IBM expands SoftLayer into London with new data center

How much did the seized Bitcoins go for?

Big Data goes to Brazil: The FIFA World Cup in numbers

You might be ready for IoT, but your network isn’t

HP in the Middle : Vertica is happy between traditional data warehouses and Hadoop | #HPdiscover

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