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Built-in smart home : New products + risks

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 14, 2014

This week’s Smart Living roundup features a new addition to a company’s home automation lineup, home automation’s Canadian invasion, and connected bulbs putting home networks at risk. Smarthome adds Honeywell Lyric thermostat Smarthome,…

Privacy and security in the cloud : Fore-thought required

By Guest Author Jul 14, 2014

The benefits of migrating IT services to the cloud are well known and compelling, but many enterprises list privacy and security concerns as the number one reason to hesitate. Privacy and the cloud do…

HP server bosses talk products and strategy | #HPdiscover

By Maria Deutscher Jul 14, 2014

Hewlett-Packard Co. is expanding in all directions under the leadership of CEO Meg Whitman, from the OpenStack community through the bleeding edge of electronic component design to, most recently, the high-performance computing market. But…

Big Data school : 5 training programs for R language

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 14, 2014

There’s little surprise in seeing Java top the list of popular programming languages for 2014, but another language is gaining traction. R, the free software programming language and developer environment for statistical computing and…

Password managers hacked: Researchers find ‘critical’ vulnerabilities

By Mike Wheatley Jul 14, 2014

If you’re using a popular password manager your credentials might not be entirely safe, following the discovery of several vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to gain access. University of California Berkeley researchers have discovered…

DARPA shows off bullets that can be steered to a target

By Mike Wheatley Jul 14, 2014

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has made significant progress in building ‘steerable’ bullets that can be directed to a target, and now the agency has released video footage of the first prototype in…

Is wearable tech wearing thin in the enterprise?

By Mike Wheatley Jul 14, 2014

Wearable tech is all the rage. Almost every other day, new gadgets that can be strapped on, attached or worn seem to hit the headlines. Smartwatches, smartglasses, fitness trackers and augmented reality headsets are…

Weekly Cloud review: From OpenStack to AWS

By Maria Deutscher Jul 12, 2014

The last few days saw a string of major industry updates spanning the open-source private cloud all the way up to the proprietary public cloud. It was Red Hat that fired the opening shot…

What you missed in Big Data: the two-lane highway to the IoT

By Maria Deutscher Jul 12, 2014

The task of taming the growing amounts of data pouring in from the connected universe starts with the devices themselves, or at least that’s the position of the Open Interconnect Consortium, a newly established…

Smart Office solutions get automated, tested in rotating boxes

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 11, 2014

This week’s Smart IT roundup features a $1.4M round of funding for a smart office software, a fresh take on product integration for sales automation, and a test lab for smart offices. Robin secures…

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Built-in smart home : New products + risks

Privacy and security in the cloud : Fore-thought required

HP server bosses talk products and strategy | #HPdiscover

Big Data school : 5 training programs for R language

Password managers hacked: Researchers find ‘critical’ vulnerabilities

DARPA shows off bullets that can be steered to a target

Is wearable tech wearing thin in the enterprise?

What you missed in Big Data: the two-lane highway to the IoT

Smart Office solutions get automated, tested in rotating boxes

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