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Biohacking + other cool ways to attract young women to science | #EMCWorld

By Rose Meadows May 28, 2014

If you look at data from social networks, the ratio between male and female users is pretty much split down the middle. There are plenty of women interested in technology, but there just aren’t…

Smart Pills raise privacy concerns in personally connected world

By Mellisa Tolentino May 28, 2014

This week’s Smart Health series features rising concerns over the use of smart pills, a collaboration that enhances a wearable pet tracker, and a wrist-worn device that lets you control your world. . Will…

How co-innovation achieves the second generation cloud era | #EMCworld

By Cheryl Knight May 28, 2014

EMC and Capgemini worked together to develop a beneficial partnership, with Capgemini providing the knowledge and expertise when dealing with customers, such as banks, and EMC providing the hardware and software to make it…

Integration + iteration : Key components of Big Blue’s storage success | #IBMedge

By Maria Deutscher May 28, 2014

The staggering pace of technological change can sometimes make it seem like startups have an inherent edge over their slower moving incumbent rivals when it comes to innovation. But in some cases, being evolutionarily…

Joyent: Don’t fire the admin who took down your cloud

By David Coursey May 28, 2014

I’ve made no secret of my concern that the cloud is a basket not nearly ready to hold all the eggs. The latest example of why this is true occurred Tuesday at cloud operator…

How agile IT saved print media from Bubble 2.0 | #EMCworld

By Cheryl Knight May 28, 2014

As advertising shifted from the printed page to the computer screen, Classified Ventures, LLC/Cars.com was founded in 1997 by a joint venture between several media companies, including Graham Holdings, The Washington Post, and the…

First Microsoft, now IBM – Who’s next in China’s ‘war on tech’?

By Mike Wheatley May 28, 2014

Is China preparing to launch all-out war on US technology providers? That remains to be seen, but the dispute between the two superpowers is certainly heating up with reports that Chinese authorities are “reviewing”…

FTC calls for crackdown on ‘big’ data brokers

By Mike Wheatley May 28, 2014

Consumers have little understanding of how so-called ‘data brokers’ are collecting and sharing information on their web browsing and personal habits, says a new Federal Trade Commission (FTC) report. “This is an industry that…

Uproar over eBay hack : Will the industry reset?

By John Casaretto May 27, 2014

Many lasting ramifications for the industry have yet to emerge from the massive data breach disclosed last week at eBay, the internet auction and e-commerce site. The data compromise affected eBay’s entire user database, and…

Oracle reaffirms support for MySQL with centralized management tool for large-scale deployments

By Maria Deutscher May 27, 2014

With the digital universe set to reach 40 zettabytes by 2020, the needless repetition involved in managing information silos individually, as has been done in the past, is becoming less and less acceptable for…

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Biohacking + other cool ways to attract young women to science | #EMCWorld

Smart Pills raise privacy concerns in personally connected world

How co-innovation achieves the second generation cloud era | #EMCworld

Integration + iteration : Key components of Big Blue’s storage success | #IBMedge

How agile IT saved print media from Bubble 2.0 | #EMCworld

First Microsoft, now IBM – Who’s next in China’s ‘war on tech’?

Uproar over eBay hack : Will the industry reset?

Oracle reaffirms support for MySQL with centralized management tool for large-scale deployments

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