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Offices get interesting with smart boards + spaces

By Mellisa Tolentino May 14, 2014

SiliconANGLE’s Smart City roundup not only focuses on smart solutions for roads or buildings, but also smart solutions for the workplace. With that being said, this week’s roundup features a connected and collaborative dry-erase…

OpenStack obstacles: Consumability, DevOps + money | #OpenStackSummit

By Rose Meadows May 14, 2014

This week’s OpenStack Summit event, brought to you live by SiliconANGLE’s theCUBE, is being held at Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta. In this interview, Aaron Delp and Brian Gracely, Co-Founders of The Cloudcast…

A few issues to prompt cloud backup (and some to forget)

By David Coursey May 14, 2014

It almost goes without saying that public cloud users don’t need to backup their data. But only almost. It turns out there are times when backing up cloud data makes sense and there are…

Pet owners more likely to automate the home

By Mellisa Tolentino May 14, 2014

The smart home is hoppin’. Just ask the analysts. Several recent reports indicate the home automation market is expected to boom in the next five to ten years, starting with Business Insider Intelligence. The group reports there…

What’s a Citizen Analyst and where’s that leave journalists? | #EMCWorld

By Rachel Schramm May 14, 2014

At EMC World 2014, Stu Miniman hosted an interview with Amy Lewis and John Troyer, two of the three-member team behind the GeekWhisperers podcast, and established community builders within the tech sector. Lewis runs…

Salesforce rigs up Heroku into its cloud

By Mike Wheatley May 14, 2014

Quite a few people were scratching their heads when Salesforce.com added Heroku to its list of acquisitions. After all, why on earth would Salesforce with its Force.com SaaS platform feel the need to buy…

Oracle launches OpenStack missile at Red Hat’s cloud party

By Mike Wheatley May 14, 2014

Oracle has just taken a major shot across the bow of Red Hat, announcing a preview of its own OpenStack build designed to run atop Oracle Linux and Oracle VM Server. This comes following…

Patch Tuesday signals play time for Windows XP hackers

By Mike Wheatley May 14, 2014

Those who’re still running Windows XP are about to face a substantially higher level of risk now that Microsoft’s first Patch Tuesday since end of support has passed. Yesterday’s update saw several critical vulnerabilities…

SolidFire on Openstack’s maturity, role in converged infrastructure | #openstacksummit

By Rachel Schramm May 13, 2014

In their second interview on day two of the OpenStack Summit 2014, theCUBE co-hosts Dave Furrier and Stu Miniman, with SolidFire CEO Dave Wright discussed overall shifts in cloud infrastructure, challenges and highlights of…

How one filmmaker uses OpenStack to be a “superlative technologist” | #openstacksummit

By Rachel Schramm May 13, 2014

At the #openstacksummit 2014, Stu Miniman and John Furrier, theCUBE co-hosts, interviewed Guillaume Aubuchon, CTO of DigitalFilm Tree to get his take on how OpenStack is serving the film industry. Furrier first asked Aubuchon…

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Offices get interesting with smart boards + spaces

OpenStack obstacles: Consumability, DevOps + money | #OpenStackSummit

A few issues to prompt cloud backup (and some to forget)

Pet owners more likely to automate the home

What’s a Citizen Analyst and where’s that leave journalists? | #EMCWorld

Patch Tuesday signals play time for Windows XP hackers

SolidFire on Openstack’s maturity, role in converged infrastructure | #openstacksummit

How one filmmaker uses OpenStack to be a “superlative technologist” | #openstacksummit

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