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Red Hat adds erasure coding, cache tiering to Inktank Ceph Enterprise open-source storage solution

By Suzanne Kattau Jul 16, 2014

Open source software solution provider Red Hat today announced that it has added erasure coding and cache tiering to Inktank Ceph Enterprise, the open software-defined storage clustering software that Red Hat acquired in May with…

Microsoft says bad passwords are a good idea

By Mike Wheatley Jul 16, 2014

Microsoft has turned best password safety practices on their head with a new study which argues that, contrary to popular wisdom, sometimes you do need to use bad passwords, and you should reuse these…

Microsoft shifts focus to cloud and mobile, plans biggest layoff in company history

By Suzanne Kattau Jul 15, 2014

Microsoft is planning its biggest round of job cuts in five years, Bloomberg reported today. The reduction of thousands of jobs may end up being the biggest restructuring in Microsoft history as the company…

CrowdChat #DOES14 #Devops

By John Furrier Jul 15, 2014

I am hosting a CrowdChat with Steve Brodie and Gene Kim to promote DevOps Enterprise: The Agile, Continuous Delivery and DevOps Transformation Summit, October 21-23, 2014, in Burlingame, CA.

Microsoft adds business continuity to cloud computing mosaic

By Maria Deutscher Jul 15, 2014

Microsoft is continuing along its journey to piece together a hybrid cloud stack at a steady pace, following up the recent introduction of two new Azure-enabled storage arrays with a tuck-in acquisition aimed at…

Project Ara first modular smartphone developer board takes shape

By Saroj Kar Jul 15, 2014

Google’s experiment with the modular smartphone has become more concrete. Next month, Google will start shipping developer boards for Project Ara, which are designed to facilitate development of modules as defined in the MDK. In…

Smart apps avert skin cancer + power up punches

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 15, 2014

This week’s Smart Health roundup features an app that keeps your skin safe, and a smart pair of boxing gloves. Brightly protects your skin Too much sun exposure could lead to premature skin…

VeriCoin hack leads to controversial ‘fork’ to recover stolen loot

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 15, 2014

MintPal, one of today’s most popular exchange markets for altcoins, has just admitted it was hacked. Surprisingly, its Bitcoin and Litecoin deposits were safe but the attacker was able to access about 8 million…

How Microsoft’s Cortana used Big Data to predict the FIFA World Cup

By Mike Wheatley Jul 15, 2014

Celebrity Big Data scientist Nate Silver can step aside. And so can Paul the Octopus (anyone remember him?) for that matter. There’s a new god of football predictions in town, and it goes by…

Salesforce’s bold data play spends $390M for rival RelateIQ

By Maria Deutscher Jul 15, 2014

There is no escape from the data analytics tsunami, not even for the world’s top customer relationship management (CRM) firm. Salesforce.com has long offered subscribers access to partner-developed services for uncovering and visualizing insights…

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Red Hat adds erasure coding, cache tiering to Inktank Ceph Enterprise open-source storage solution

Microsoft says bad passwords are a good idea

Microsoft shifts focus to cloud and mobile, plans biggest layoff in company history

CrowdChat #DOES14 #Devops

Microsoft adds business continuity to cloud computing mosaic

Project Ara first modular smartphone developer board takes shape

Smart apps avert skin cancer + power up punches

VeriCoin hack leads to controversial ‘fork’ to recover stolen loot

How Microsoft’s Cortana used Big Data to predict the FIFA World Cup

Salesforce’s bold data play spends $390M for rival RelateIQ

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