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BlackBerry CEO recruits another Sybase colleague to drive enterprise growth

By Maria Deutscher Jul 21, 2014

If there’s a tech firm that has taken the old saying “change comes from the top” to the heart, it’s BlackBerry. Thankfully for the firm, the call had been heeded by CEO John Chen.…

Naomi Brockwell is the Bitcoin Girl (Video)

By Kyt Dotson Jul 21, 2014

There’s a new celebrity in Bitcoin town and it’s Naomi Brockwell, the star of Moving Picture Institute’s new music video “Bitcoin Girl,” which parodies the Billy Joel song “Uptown Girl.” Bitcoin Girl is an…

MIT CDOIQ promises strong overview of Big Data issues

By Bert Latamore Jul 21, 2014

TheCUBE this week goes to MIT in Cambridge, Massachusetts, for the Chief Data Officer Information Quality (MDOIQ) conference Wednesday and Thursday, providing comprehensive coverage of the challenges of Big Data, from ensuring data quality to…

The Nimble angle on the modern enterprise technology landscape | #CubeConversations

By Maria Deutscher Jul 21, 2014

The era of big vendors dominating the enterprise market may not be over quite yet, but new players such as Nimble Storage are rapidly improving their ability to compete against incumbents. That accelerating phenomenon…

What you missed in Big Data: bridging the knowledge gap

By Maria Deutscher Jul 21, 2014

The rule of thumb in the Hadoop ecosystem is that the newer a technology is, the fewer people possess the necessary skills to exploit it. Apache Spark, an emerging data crunching engine for the…

Ed Snowden discusses his plans to work on privacy tech

By Mike Wheatley Jul 21, 2014

NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden isn’t sitting idle during his self-imposed Russian exile. Rather, he’s planning to get to work building new technology designed to preserve data privacy. Speaking via Google Hangouts at the Hackers…

New York bids to regulate virtual currency exchange markets

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 21, 2014

The New York State Department of Financial Services has proposed a set of rules to regulate virtual currencies so people using digital currencies such as Bitcoin can be better protected. According to Benjamin Lawsky,…

Battery problems on your Windows laptop? Blame Google Chrome

By Mike Wheatley Jul 21, 2014

If you’re using a Windows laptop and have been scratching your head wondering why the battery life is so lousy, it turns out there could be a reason for it – and it has…

VMware server backup Nakivo bursts into view

By Mike Wheatley Jul 21, 2014

A new startup called Nakivo has burst onto the scene as a potential challenger to Veeam for VMware server backup. To date, it claims some 3,000 customers and growth rate that’s well into triple…

Dell becomes the largest ecommerce merchant to accept Bitcoin

By Kyt Dotson Jul 18, 2014

In what could be the biggest splash in Bitcoin history to date, computer legend Dell just announced that the company will accept bitcoins. To do this, Dell has integrated with Coinbase and the entire…

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BlackBerry CEO recruits another Sybase colleague to drive enterprise growth

Naomi Brockwell is the Bitcoin Girl (Video)

MIT CDOIQ promises strong overview of Big Data issues

The Nimble angle on the modern enterprise technology landscape | #CubeConversations

What you missed in Big Data: bridging the knowledge gap

Ed Snowden discusses his plans to work on privacy tech

New York bids to regulate virtual currency exchange markets

Battery problems on your Windows laptop? Blame Google Chrome

VMware server backup Nakivo bursts into view

Dell becomes the largest ecommerce merchant to accept Bitcoin

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