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Counter Google’s dismal diversity data with innovation : Hats off to women in tech

By Maria Deutscher May 29, 2014

Many in Silicon Valley look to Google as a role model, but while it may be performing well in the marketplace, it’s far from perfect. Like the majority of large companies in the technology…

How the NFL optimizes broadcast schedules with IBM hardware | #IBMedge

By Rachel Schramm May 29, 2014

Once “an exercise in pain management,” NFL game scheduling has become vastly easier in the past few years thanks to some powerful IBM number-crunching. Mike North, Senior Director of Broadcast Planning and Scheduling was…

Global trade fairs showcase smart infrastructure design : Manufacturers seek domination

By Mellisa Tolentino May 29, 2014

This week’s Smart City roundup features a string of trade fairs to showcase intelligent building technologies, commercial humidifiers for smart offices, and a smart meter maker expanding its reach. Smart building future showcased at…

OpenStack ecosystem sees momentum + friction | #OpenStackSummit

By Bert Latamore May 29, 2014

The OpenStack Summit in May painted the platform as a work in progress with momentum and investment by vendors led by Red Hat, IBM, Hewlett-Packard and Rackspace. “OpenStack is real,” said John Furrier on…

Chronicles from #theCUBE: The future of infrastructure innovation | #IBMedge

By Greg Stewart May 29, 2014

theCUBE traveled to Las Vegas, NV to cover #ibmedge an event that looked at the future of infrastructure innovation. Is the future of infrastructure in the cloud or on-prem? Will it be optimizing social…

Virtual Reality brings Big Data visualization to life

By Mike Wheatley May 29, 2014

Data visualization tools have made it somewhat easier to glean intelligence from a mass of information. But today’s tools are still extremely inefficient, as they fail to incorporate the science of human visual perception…

Only loser vendors are truly committed to Open Source

By David Coursey May 29, 2014

Is it really true that the only vendors truly committed to open source are the losers, companies left behind as more successful vendors add proprietary extensions to the core open source code? I am not…

Huawei beefs up SDN offering, connects to MS, OpenStack & VMware

By Mike Wheatley May 29, 2014

China’s Huawei is trying to make up for a lack of trust by expanding its software-defined networking support. To do so, it’s just launched an Agile Data Center Cloud Connect Solution, which we’ll helpfully…

AWS blazes ahead in cloud IaaS, but Microsoft’s catching up

By Mike Wheatley May 29, 2014

Amazon’s cloud dominance has been recognized by analyst kings Gartner in a new “Magic Quadrant for Cloud Infrastructure as a Service” report, which was published late yesterday. Gartner’s Magic Quadrant report offers a detailed…

Hybrid online file sharing solutions still a concern for enterprises | #EMCworld

By Saroj Kar May 28, 2014

Terri McClure, Senior Analyst, ESG, recently talked to Dave Vellante and Jeff Frick at theCUBE at just concluded EMC World 2014, in which she spoke on changing role in IT, increase in enterprise file…

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Counter Google’s dismal diversity data with innovation : Hats off to women in tech

How the NFL optimizes broadcast schedules with IBM hardware | #IBMedge

Global trade fairs showcase smart infrastructure design : Manufacturers seek domination

OpenStack ecosystem sees momentum + friction | #OpenStackSummit

Virtual Reality brings Big Data visualization to life

Only loser vendors are truly committed to Open Source

Huawei beefs up SDN offering, connects to MS, OpenStack & VMware

Hybrid online file sharing solutions still a concern for enterprises | #EMCworld

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