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Oracle grabs vital FedRAMP certficate

By Mike Wheatley May 23, 2014

US government agencies will find it much easier to buy cloud services from Oracle, after the database giant secured provisional authority to operate under the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP). Provisional authority…

China to vet US-made hardware: Spy-infested kit not welcome

By Mike Wheatley May 23, 2014

In what looks to be a tit-for-tat retaliation to the United States’ earlier ban on networking equipment from Huawei, China has announced a new vetting process for foreign hardware makers. The report came directly…

Google Ingress soaring to new heights after over a year running

By Kyt Dotson May 22, 2014

Google’s augmented reality game, Ingress, started small in November 2012 with a closed beta and went into open beta October 2013. And, since December 2013, Ingress has been fully available to the public. Much…

Minecraft Realms connects cube-loving people worldwide

By Saroj Kar May 22, 2014

Mojang has announced the arrival of Minecraft Realms for PC and Mac worldwide. The new subscription service for Minecraft allows users to create and manage their own servers intuitively without technical knowledge. Starting from…

Smart infrastructure helps erect Smart Campuses

By Mellisa Tolentino May 22, 2014

This week’s Smart Infrastructure roundup features data-driven infrastructure that supports smart campuses, a new system to aid grid managers, and the latest developments for smart meters. OSIsoft collaborates on smart campuses . OSIsoft, maker…

Flash to the Xtrem | #EMCworld

By Cheryl Knight May 22, 2014

IT storage hardware solutions leader EMC acquired flash memory pioneer XtremIO in 2012. EMC’s mission includes promoting data backup and recovery and accelerating the adoption of cloud computing as a viable storage solution. theCUBE’s Dave…

Pushing the envelope for Cloud trainees | #EMCworld

By Cheryl Knight May 22, 2014

Tom Pietler, director of IT at Calibre, sat down with theCUBE’s Stu Miniman and Steve Kenniston at the EMC World 2014 conference in Las Vegas. Calibre is a management, consulting, and technology services company…

The cloud needs mentors, too | #EMCWorld

By Rose Meadows May 22, 2014

Earlier this month, theCUBE was at EMC World 2014 in Las Vegas, with two live broadcasts brought to you by SiliconANGLE. In this interview, Henrik Wagner, Americas Theatre Lead at SAP, EMC and Phil Loewen,…

Will the Internet of Things be BlackBerry’s redemption?

By Mike Wheatley May 22, 2014

BlackBerry is making a play for the Internet of Things with its new Project Ion, in the belief that it’s security expertise can help connect devices, sensors and everything else to the cloud in…

Salesforce.com mobilizes the cloud with companion app upgrade

By Maria Deutscher May 22, 2014

In many ways, the proliferation of phones and tablets in the enterprise is serving as a conduit for cloud computing, unshackling productivity from the desktop and allowing users to take advantage of the platform-agnostic…

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