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Monday highlights: Oracle’s biggest deal in years, funding for Cloud control

By Maria Deutscher Jun 23, 2014

The week is off to a busy start with a series of major updates spanning both cloud computing and analytics, two of the hottest trends in the enterprise. Oracle set the pace for the…

Analysts now more positive on HP turnaround than last 5 years | #HPdiscover

By Rose Meadows Jun 23, 2014

Though the event itself lacked the level of flare often witnessed at trade shows, Hewlett-Packard’s handful of potentially game-changing announcements at HP Discover 2014 in Las Vegas earlier this month were impressive enough to…

How one of the world’s largest actuarial firms regain its storage mojo | #AdaptiveFlash

By Maria Deutscher Jun 23, 2014

No enterprise tech conference is complete without customer success stories to back up the pitch, and Nimble Storage’s recently concluded launch event for its newest CS700 family of hybrid arrays was no exception. As…

What Microsoft says about privacy that Google will never say

By David Coursey Jun 23, 2014

Microsoft’s new Services Agreement says something hugely important we can safely bet Google will never say. “We won’t use the content in your emails to target you with ads,” says Microsoft’s updated agreement, effective July…

The elusive support story of software-defined data centers | #HPdiscover

By Maria Deutscher Jun 23, 2014

The software-defined data center is a broad topic that extends beyond infrastructure to people and processes, but while the underlying technologies have garnered plenty of attention lately, the operational aspects of making the jump…

Chicago gets a friendly Big Brother with the Array of Things

By Mike Wheatley Jun 23, 2014

Architects and data scientists in Chicago are looking to light up the city this summer with a new form of civic infrastructure – aesthetically pleasing, highly visible boxes mounted onto street lights that are…

Google forks OpenSSL into seriously BoringSSL

By Mike Wheatley Jun 23, 2014

As developers continue heir struggles to fix the vulnerabilities within OpenSSL’s crypto library, Google has announced yet another fork of the project based on its own version of the code, amusingly dubbed BoringSSL. Previously,…

Russia to drop x86 in favor of home-grown 64-bit ARM chips

By Mike Wheatley Jun 23, 2014

The Russian government is looking to ditch processors made by Intel and AMD and replace them with a local flavor of ARM, according to numerous reports. Kommersant says a group of three state-owned Russian companies…

What you missed in Big Data: On the bleeding edge

By Maria Deutscher Jun 20, 2014

It’s been yet another exciting week in the fast-paced world of analytics with a string of updates spanning the entire data processing lifecycle, from the initial collection stage all the way to the visual…

City of Paradigm: Crowdfunding delivers community as well as funds

By Kyt Dotson Jun 20, 2014

Below is an excerpt from Kyt Dotson’s novel City of Paradigm, a science fiction tale about a fictional 21st century city situated somewhere in California. Each City of Paradigm column is two parts: an…

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Analysts now more positive on HP turnaround than last 5 years | #HPdiscover

How one of the world’s largest actuarial firms regain its storage mojo | #AdaptiveFlash

What Microsoft says about privacy that Google will never say

The elusive support story of software-defined data centers | #HPdiscover

Chicago gets a friendly Big Brother with the Array of Things

Google forks OpenSSL into seriously BoringSSL

Russia to drop x86 in favor of home-grown 64-bit ARM chips

What you missed in Big Data: On the bleeding edge

City of Paradigm: Crowdfunding delivers community as well as funds

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