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Middle East, Africa and Asia will win the Smart City market

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 6, 2014

This week’s Smart City roundup features the projected growth of the smart city market, an expanded partnership to deliver smarter city and energy solutions, and a new cloud-based center for the Internet of Things.…

From chore to value: How HP analytics transformed data protection| #HPdiscover

By Maria Deutscher Aug 6, 2014

To say that Hewlett-Packard Co.’s acquisition of Autonomy didn’t go smoothly would be a tremendous understatement, but three years, an $8.8 billion writedown and several lawsuits later, the deal is paying dividends. That accomplishment…

Not even if they paid us! Globalfoundries turns down $1B from IBM to take over chip biz

By Maria Deutscher Aug 6, 2014

IBM has reportedly hit its first major bump on the road to rid itself of the low-margin chip business after long-time supplier Globalfoundries Inc. refused a $1 billion offer to take over its struggling…

UK Chancellor wants to turn London into the Bitcoin capital of the world

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 6, 2014

George Osborne, the Chancellor of the Exchequer and Second Lord of the Treasury in the United Kingdom, has commissioned the Treasury to launch a program that will scrutinize the potential risks and benefits of…

Equinix cements position in hybrid cloud with Blue Box support

By Maria Deutscher Aug 6, 2014

The promise of a hybrid cloud that makes it possible to shift workloads between on- and off-premise environments based on the specific business requirements at hand is certainly compelling, but what it has in…

HP unveils low-cost virtual private cloud

By Mike Wheatley Aug 6, 2014

Hewlett-Packard Co. has just expanded its HP Helion portfolio with the launch of a new, low-cost virtual private cloud offering. Called HP Helion Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) Lean, the new infrastructure-as-a-service product touts enhanced…

Russian crime group carries out “largest ever” hack

By Mike Wheatley Aug 6, 2014

In what’s being described as the “largest data breach ever”, a Russian cybercrime group has amassed more than 1.2 billion user credentials, including some 500 million email addresses and logins, from over 420,000 websites…

Former Digg CEO reveals new VC fund, discusses his DevOps startup | #Peer2

By Alina Popescu Aug 5, 2014

After launching Digg, Inc. and Equinix, Inc., serial entrepreneur Jay Adelson is targeting DevOps with his latest startup, Opsmatic. He’s also planning to start a venture capital firm, although he’s revealing few details. Adleson says the…

Weeding out bot traffic the Big Data way, comScore makes first acquisition in years

By Maria Deutscher Aug 5, 2014

Data science has proven an invaluable asset in identifying malicious activity on the corporate network, a benefit that comScore Inc. is looking to put in the hands of online marketers with the purchase of…

Zap yourself into shape with new smartbands

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 5, 2014

This week’s Smart Health roundup features a tracker that zaps you into shape, a health tracker for the whole family and entertaining new technology that corrects eyesight. Pavlok With dozens of specialized health trackers…

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From chore to value: How HP analytics transformed data protection| #HPdiscover

Not even if they paid us! Globalfoundries turns down $1B from IBM to take over chip biz

UK Chancellor wants to turn London into the Bitcoin capital of the world

Equinix cements position in hybrid cloud with Blue Box support

HP unveils low-cost virtual private cloud

Russian crime group carries out “largest ever” hack

Weeding out bot traffic the Big Data way, comScore makes first acquisition in years

Zap yourself into shape with new smartbands

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