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IBM launches zero-day security, threat and data protection program

By John Casaretto May 5, 2014

On the heels of its successful #IBMImpact event last week, IBM today unveiled a new line of enterprise services aimed at zero-day attacks and protecting critical data. Dubbed the IBM Threat Protection System and…

EMC World 2014 for developers: What to expect + Highlights of 2013 | #EMCWorld2014

By Saroj Kar May 5, 2014

EMC World 2014 is just round the corner and this year’s event is all about the transition to the cloud, software-defined storage, trends in development of technology and fully leveraging big data. EMC World…

IBM turning the corner at Impact | #IBMImpact2014

By Bert Latamore May 5, 2014

IBM has bet its future on cracking the high growth business cloud services market dominated by Amazon Web Services (AWS). At February’s IBM Pulse 2014, it announced its 100 percent realignment behind this make-or-break…

Delivering stability through the open hybrid cloud | #RHsummit

By Maria Deutscher May 5, 2014

During his address at VMworld 2008, VMware’s then-CEO Paul Maritz famously remarked that “the traditional operating system has all but disappeared” in the data center. The former Microsoft executive, who presently runs EMC cloud…

Watch LIVE from EMC World 2014

By Mellisa Tolentino May 5, 2014

EMC World kicks off today at The Venetian in Las Vegas, Nevada, featuring storage industry leaders, hands-on product demonstrations, hundreds of technical sessions on every nuance of IT life and more. SiliconANGLE’s premier production program,…

Windows XP users got lucky this time, but don’t expect it to last

By Mike Wheatley May 5, 2014

Microsoft caused a few surprise last week with the announcement of one last update for Windows XP, in order to fix a major security flaw in its Internet Explorer browser. This comes after support…

Google’s secret weapon: A ‘Silver’ bullet aimed squarely at Android

By Mike Wheatley May 5, 2014

Last week it was announced that Google is working on a new brand of smartphones to be branded as “Silver”, in what looks like an initiative to seize back control of its Android OS.…

Social login flaw redirects users to malicious sites

By Mike Wheatley May 5, 2014

A major new vulnerability affecting websites that allow people to login using their social media accounts has been discovered. The flaw exists in widely-used open-source systems like OpenID and OAuth 2.0, and works by…

Talking to tech CFO: ServiceNow on pace to be a billion dollar company | #Know14

By Alan McStravick May 4, 2014

At last week’s ServiceNow Knowledge 2014 Conference, Dave Vellante, host of SiliconANGLE’s theCUBE sat down for an in depth conversation with the CFO for ServiceNow, Mike Scarpelli on the topics of company valuation, global…

Smart World Weekly: Wearable tech’s dirty secret, self-healing smart beads

By Mellisa Tolentino May 3, 2014

This week’s Smart World Series features a dedicated Android tablet for home automation, wearable tech’s dirty little secret, crime fighting with a geeky twist, and self-healing smart beads for data centers. For those who…

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IBM launches zero-day security, threat and data protection program

EMC World 2014 for developers: What to expect + Highlights of 2013 | #EMCWorld2014

IBM turning the corner at Impact | #IBMImpact2014

Delivering stability through the open hybrid cloud | #RHsummit

Watch LIVE from EMC World 2014

Windows XP users got lucky this time, but don’t expect it to last

Google’s secret weapon: A ‘Silver’ bullet aimed squarely at Android

Talking to tech CFO: ServiceNow on pace to be a billion dollar company | #Know14

Smart World Weekly: Wearable tech’s dirty secret, self-healing smart beads

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