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Smart World Review: Apple’s smart home dream, trade fairs + more

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 2, 2014

Last week’s Smart World Series featured rumors of Apple’s home automation platform to be unveiled this week, security concerns regarding smart pills, trade fairs for smart city solutions, and how traditional utilities company can…

A sleeping storage giant awakes : Is IBM ready to take on EMC? | #IBMEdge2014

By Bert Latamore Jun 2, 2014

The big questions at IBM Edge 2014 this year were, did IBM mean what it said a year ago about becoming aggressive in the storage industry, and if so, can it actually win back…

Looming questions @Hadoop Summit : Forking, skill gaps + more

By Bert Latamore Jun 2, 2014

Tomorrow (Tuesday, June 3) theCUBE begins three days of in-depth coverage of Hadoop Summit in San Jose, California. The event, and theCUBE’s coverage, comes at an important point in the brief history of Hadoop,…

Why OpenStack doesn’t need a vendor to lead it

By Suzanne Kattau Jun 2, 2014

The young-but-growing OpenStack ecosystem consists in part of vendors who seem content to work together forever as one big happy, code-sharing family. But the reality is, they’re all lined up at the proverbial starting…

Software-defined storage does more than keep the lights on | #IBMEdge

By Rachel Schramm Jun 2, 2014

For the second year in a row, IBM has chosen GlassHouse, an IBM reseller out of Toronto, Ontario, as one of their “Winning Edge” award recipients. The Winning Edge Awards for Systems Storage are…

HANA coming to RHEL as part of expanded Red Hat-SAP partnership

By Maria Deutscher Jun 2, 2014

Applications can make or break an operating system. Microsoft’s snowballing success with Windows in the desktop market stands as the most notable example of that, but the same also holds true in mobile and…

Larry Page: Own up to Google’s US image problem

By David Coursey Jun 2, 2014

To: Larry Page, co-founder, Google From: David Coursey, Editor-at-Large, SiliconANGLE Re: It’s not just your image that’s a problem, it’s Google itself I was heartened to read an Associated Press story last week headlined,…

AWS launches stealth bomb on VMware

By Mike Wheatley Jun 2, 2014

Amazon has just teleported its cloud into VMware’s management software with the release of its new “AWS Connector for vCenter”. The connector lets VMware administrators buy, manage, and migrate VMs into AWS cloud resources…

NSA using facial recognition software to build massive image database

By Mike Wheatley Jun 2, 2014

The NSA isn’t just interested in reading all of your emails and listening to your phone calls, now it wants to put a face to the name. At least that’s according to the latest…

Weekly Cloud review: clash of the IaaS titans

By Maria Deutscher Jun 1, 2014

The world’s three largest cloud providers are at each others’ throats again after a series of updates that hasn’t proven quite as intensive as January’s industry-wide price war, but serves as a reminder that…

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Smart World Review: Apple’s smart home dream, trade fairs + more

A sleeping storage giant awakes : Is IBM ready to take on EMC? | #IBMEdge2014

Looming questions @Hadoop Summit : Forking, skill gaps + more

Why OpenStack doesn’t need a vendor to lead it

Software-defined storage does more than keep the lights on | #IBMEdge

HANA coming to RHEL as part of expanded Red Hat-SAP partnership

Larry Page: Own up to Google’s US image problem

AWS launches stealth bomb on VMware

NSA using facial recognition software to build massive image database

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