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Cloud wars: AWS hits back at Google with SSD-backed block storage

By Mike Wheatley Jun 18, 2014

If you needed any more proof that Amazon Web Services sees Google’s pubic cloud as a serious threat to its market dominance, here it is. Just 24 hours after Google announced its new high…

IE Developer Channel offers ‘sneak peek’ at Microsoft’s next browser

By Mike Wheatley Jun 18, 2014

Developers can now get their mitts on a special version of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer browser offering previews of forthcoming capabilities and features. Called the Internet Explorer Developer Channel, the special edition browser is much…

Oracle sets sights on $5 Billion Micros Systems acquisition

By Mike Wheatley Jun 18, 2014

Database giant Oracle is reported to be mulling over the acquisition of hospitality and retail tech vendor Micros Systems in a deal worth over $5 billion, according to a report in Bloomberg which cited…

The encryption process behind Parallels’ new business app

By Suzanne Kattau Jun 17, 2014

Parallels, a hosting and cloud services enablement and cross-platform solutions provider, today introduced Parallels Access for Business which enables IT admins to centrally assign, manage and secure remote access to their users’ computers. Designated…

Joining forces for predictive visualization : Two east coast firms take on Big Data

By Maria Deutscher Jun 17, 2014

Datawatch and Quant5, two Massachusetts firms working to capitalize on the business world’s growing appetite for analytics, are combining their resources in a joint effort to level the playing field against their rivals. For…

JetBrains 0xDBE feature rich IDE puts power in the hands of SQL developers

By Saroj Kar Jun 17, 2014

JetBrains, producer of numerous development tools for a wide variety of coding projects, is set to release an advanced editor for SQL management. The company already has a number of plugins for its integrated…

Smart, everyday object send covert messages + detect toxins

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 17, 2014

This week’s Smart Health roundup features a cup that knows what you’re chugging down, a hoodie that covertly sends messages, and a headband that can relieve stress. Vessyl We’ve all been told that…

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Opinion: Why CIOs should cheer Google’s latest open source move

By Paul Gillin Jun 17, 2014

In 1943, legendary IBM Chairman Thomas Watson Sr. (that’s the dour fellow shown here) is reported to have said “There is a world market for maybe five computers.” Whether Watson actually uttered those words…

Where networking fits into the hyperscale puzzle | #CubeConversations

By Maria Deutscher Jun 17, 2014

The technologies pioneered by the world’s largest Internet companies to create so-called hyperscale environments that can cost-effectively keep up with the data explosion are trickling down into the traditional enterprise as the increasingly intertwined…

How to rapidly develop applications that understand human data | #HPdiscover

By Rose Meadows Jun 17, 2014

At HP Discover 2013 in Barcelona last December, Robert Youngjohns, SVP & General Manager at HP Autonomy, shared with us his vision to “have tens of thousands of developers thinking about how to leverage…

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Cloud wars: AWS hits back at Google with SSD-backed block storage

IE Developer Channel offers ‘sneak peek’ at Microsoft’s next browser

Joining forces for predictive visualization : Two east coast firms take on Big Data

JetBrains 0xDBE feature rich IDE puts power in the hands of SQL developers

Smart, everyday object send covert messages + detect toxins

Where networking fits into the hyperscale puzzle | #CubeConversations

How to rapidly develop applications that understand human data | #HPdiscover

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