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San Jose Earthquakes will accept Bitcoin starting May 25th

By Kyt Dotson May 19, 2014

The San Jose Earthquakes Major League Soccer team made a quake of their own today in the media as mainstream outlets caught onto the team’s Bitcoin news. First reported by SiliconANGLE, the San Jose…

At 41k feet and 500 mph, you don’t want to see the blue screen of death | #EMCWorld

By Rose Meadows May 19, 2014

Earlier this month, theCUBE was at EMC World 2014, held at The Sands Convention Center in Las Vegas, hosting two live broadcasts brought to you by SiliconANGLE. In this interview, Jeremy Lawrence, Director of…

IBM intros new storage systems for companies tackling IT megatrends | #IBMEdge

By Maria Deutscher May 19, 2014

Approximately 70 percent of organizations worldwide recognize IT as a source of competitive advantage, yet less than 10 percent are equipped to address the perfect storm of megatrends sweeping through the workplace, according to…

The surprises discovered when EMC built their hybrid cloud | #EMCworld

By Cheryl Knight May 19, 2014

At EMC World 2014, theCUBE co-hosts Stu Miniman and Steve Kenniston spoke with Barb Robidoux, VP with EMC Global Services, to get her perspective on EMC’s work with the cloud, especially the company’s efforts…

Watch LIVE : Where does IBM fit in the software-defined world? #IBMedge

By Mellisa Tolentino May 19, 2014

IBM recently concluded Impact 2014, an event showcasing Big Blue’s comprehensive portfolio offerings for mobile, cloud, the Internet of Things, Big Data and security. Now IBM is once again inviting IT professionals and practitioners…

IoT will THRIVE by 2025, but not everyone’s looking forward to it

By Mike Wheatley May 19, 2014

The “Internet of Things” is one of the hottest trends in tech right now, but is it really set to go the distance? And if so, what kinds of effects will it have on…

Not even Tor can protect you from the all-seeing eyes of the NSA

By Mike Wheatley May 19, 2014

So you thought you were safe from prying eyes thanks to the Tor network? Well, think again. According to Andy Malone, head of Microsoft’s Enterprise Security, Tor doesn’t provide anything like the kind of…

Google wants to translate the real world

By Mike Wheatley May 19, 2014

Google has taken a giant step forward in its quest to bring translation into the real world, following its acquisition of Quest Visual, makers of the ‘Word Lens’ app, for an undisclosed sum. Word…

We need an “Underwriters Laboratories” for the cloud

By David Coursey May 19, 2014

The 28-hour outage of Adobe Creative Cloud last week should catch the attention of everyone who depends on cloud-based applications to get their work done. The outage makes me wonder whether we need outside…

Red Hat’s vision for OpenStack could lead to a new era of vendor lock-in

By Mike Wheatley May 19, 2014

Red Hat potentially opened a new front in the long-running “cloud wars” this week, and one that could have massive implications for customers down the road. Rumor has it that Red Hat is about…

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San Jose Earthquakes will accept Bitcoin starting May 25th

At 41k feet and 500 mph, you don’t want to see the blue screen of death | #EMCWorld

IBM intros new storage systems for companies tackling IT megatrends | #IBMEdge

The surprises discovered when EMC built their hybrid cloud | #EMCworld

Watch LIVE : Where does IBM fit in the software-defined world? #IBMedge

IoT will THRIVE by 2025, but not everyone’s looking forward to it

Not even Tor can protect you from the all-seeing eyes of the NSA

Google wants to translate the real world

Red Hat’s vision for OpenStack could lead to a new era of vendor lock-in

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