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Bye, bye Nokia. Microsoft set to ditch iconic branding by next year

By Mike Wheatley Jun 17, 2014

Microsoft has apparently made the surprising decision to bin the Nokia brand for its mobile products, especially its smartphones, following its $7.5 billion acquisition of the famed Finnish phone maker. The rumor – and…

Box wraps up acquisition of media cloud storage company Streem

By Mike Wheatley Jun 17, 2014

Cloud storage company Box just got bigger with the acquisition of Streem, a small startup that enables users to stream content directly to their desktops without the need for local storage. Streem is different…

GHash gains 51 percent of Bitcoin’s mining power, should you worry?

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 17, 2014

For the past weeks, there have been rumblings about mining pool GHash.io, operated by anonymous entity CEX.io, getting close to 51 percent control of Bitcoin’s mining power. The concern is that if GHash has…

Machine Learning for the cloud on its way to Microsoft Azure

By Kyt Dotson Jun 16, 2014

In July, Microsoft plans to unveil a preview of its Machine-Learning-as-a-Service platform, hosted on Windows Azure. The platform is expected to leverage Microsoft’s powerful Azure cloud platform to provide powerful predictive analytics services and…

Smart homes connected + controlled by smart cars

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 16, 2014

This week’s Smart Living roundup features Google’s HomeKit competitor, a way to turn your boring garden into a smart one, and a collaboration between a car and an appliance manufacturer. Google expected to launch…

Enterprise flash market sees first billion-dollar exit : SanDisk gobbles up Fusion-io

By Maria Deutscher Jun 16, 2014

SanDisk is buying Fusion-io in a bid to capitalize on increasing demand for solid-state memory in the enterprise space, which is seeing rapid volume growth and higher margins than its core consumer products. That combination offers escape from…

OnApp globalizes public cloud offerings, doubling rival AWS locations

By Bert Latamore Jun 16, 2014

Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) provider OnApp today announced the OnApp Federation, a worldwide public cloud running on the hardware infrastructure of its 167 service provider customers. The network offers compute resources in 170 locations covering 113 cities across…

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Bye, bye Nokia. Microsoft set to ditch iconic branding by next year

GHash gains 51 percent of Bitcoin’s mining power, should you worry?

Machine Learning for the cloud on its way to Microsoft Azure

Smart homes connected + controlled by smart cars

Enterprise flash market sees first billion-dollar exit : SanDisk gobbles up Fusion-io

Infosys’ new CEO hire marks shift to higher margin software products

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