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Google: Wireless carriers a challenge for Internet of Things

By David Coursey Jun 24, 2014

According to Google, the Internet-of-Things (IoT) will often require slow-but-cheap connectivity, pretty much the opposite of what wireless carriers offer today. The company has challenged carriers to make this IoT plan known so developers…

Expert says IBM-Lenovo deal is on cruise control

By Bert Latamore Jun 24, 2014

Users “are in the driver’s seat” in the new IBM-Lenovo partnership writes Wikibon Principal Research Contributor Stuart Miniman in his Professional Alert “Impact of the IBM Lenovo Agreement on PureSystems, Storage and Beyond”. Miniman…

The effect of Flash on legacy architectures

By Cheryl Knight Jun 24, 2014

Flash is the new buzzword in data storage. As more and more innovations take place in the development of flash by various companies, the question arises: How does this impact their data in the…

Aerospike open sources NoSQL database in bid to expand customer ranks

By Rachel Schramm Jun 24, 2014

In a bid to make its in-memory NoSQL database an industry standard, Aerospike said it will release the Community Edition of its database server and developer toolkit under open source licenses. The company’s Enterprise Edition, which includes…

Splunk and Syncsort join forces to unlock mainframe data

By Tavis J. Hampton Jun 24, 2014

Splunk Inc. and Syncsort have formed an alliance that aims to unlock large quantities of mainframe data. Splunk provides real-time Operational Intelligence, which Wikipedia defines as “real-time dynamic, business analytics that delivers visibility and…

Shining the “light of truth” on IDC’s server numbers | #HPdiscover

By Rose Meadows Jun 24, 2014

There seems to be some confusion lingering about who really is number one in servers. In an interview with John Furrier at Hadoop Summit 2014, Cisco’s Raghu Nambiar and Todd Brannon went on the…

Where Nimble can make a difference : IO performance at cost

By Cheryl Knight Jun 24, 2014

At its recent Adaptive Flash Launch, Nimble Storage, a leading flash and cloud storage company, announced adaptive flash. Adaptive flash allows for companies to adapt their flash storage solution to best fit what they…

Study says encryption won’t protect you against determined snoops

By Mike Wheatley Jun 24, 2014

Analysis of encrypted web traffic can reveal all kinds of sensitive information about a person, including their sexual orientation and medical conditions, claims a new study on the erosion of Internet privacy. The study,…

VMware wants to patent real-time chats between humans and servers

By Mike Wheatley Jun 24, 2014

VMware has filed for an interesting patent that describes a way to build instant messaging functionality into servers, so system admins can ‘chat’ to them in real-time, reports The Register. The patent, which is…

Can Bitcoin Jesus deliver you to the promised land?

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 24, 2014

Are you tired of paying taxes? Don’t you wish you could just move somewhere where the government can’t get their hands on your money? Well, now it’s possible, if you’re prepared to put most…

all stories

Google: Wireless carriers a challenge for Internet of Things

Expert says IBM-Lenovo deal is on cruise control

The effect of Flash on legacy architectures

Aerospike open sources NoSQL database in bid to expand customer ranks

Splunk and Syncsort join forces to unlock mainframe data

Shining the “light of truth” on IDC’s server numbers | #HPdiscover

Where Nimble can make a difference : IO performance at cost

Study says encryption won’t protect you against determined snoops

VMware wants to patent real-time chats between humans and servers

Can Bitcoin Jesus deliver you to the promised land?

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