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Key to Red Hat’s business is ambition for OpenShift, OpenStack| #RHSummit

By Maria Deutscher Apr 22, 2014

Red Hat is not just a Linux company anymore. In the last few years the vendor has managed to extend its reach to every corner of the enterprise, from the network through the virtualization…

Dark days ahead for Big Data? Depends what you use it for…

By Mike Wheatley Apr 22, 2014

According to Gartner’s famed hype cycle, technologies typically follow a similar pattern, in which they’re first discovered and immediately over-hyped, causing users to quickly become disillusioned, before finally finding realistic applications for the technology.…

Software-Defined Storage: Flash still plays a minor role

By Mike Wheatley Apr 22, 2014

Storage virtualization provider DataCore Software has just published the findings of its latest survey of Software-defined storage (SDS) users, revealing a surprisingly slow rate of adoption for flash-based devices like solid-state drives. This marks…

Verizon Data Breach Investigations: Point-of-sale attacks, web app hacks & more

By Mike Wheatley Apr 22, 2014

As far as cybersecurity goes, 2013 was about as bad as it gets. It’s not just that the NSA was revealed to be hacking just about every single Internet user in the world. Oh…

SolidFire expands into Asia-Pac

By Bert Latamore Apr 22, 2014

All-flash storage system vendor SolidFire has announced the opening of an Asia-Pacific office in Singapore and the expansion of its Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) team. The new and expanded offices will support…

Watson becomes everybody’s personal shopper

By Bert Latamore Apr 22, 2014

IBM’s cognitive computing platform, Watson, will become your personal online shopping concierge thanks to an alliance between IBM and Fluid Inc., announced today. The Fluid Expert Shopper (XPS), built on Watson, will absorb vast…

Google’s Project Tango finds a new territory: the NASA Space Station

By Saroj Kar Apr 21, 2014

Google’s technology will soon enter into new territory: space. NASA has announced plans to take advantage of Project Tango on board the International Space Station to guide SPHERES robots’ navigation within the facility. SPHERES…

Chef collaborating with industry leaders to encourage Agile development

By Saroj Kar Apr 21, 2014

Automated infrastructure with Chef allows DevOps teams to reduce time-to-market, manage scalability, complexity and the security of systems. Chef can automate the configuration, testing and deployment of applications, regardless of the number of servers.…

Internet of Things to deliver more personalized TV

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 21, 2014

The one thing constant in this world is change, and with the growing interest in the Internet of Things, SiliconANGLE will deliver a renewed focus on this market. Last week, the Smart World Series…

Straight from the source: Dell CTO details cloud roadmap | #RHSummit

By Maria Deutscher Apr 21, 2014

The open source revolution is spilling over to the cloud as more and more incumbent data center vendors rally behind OpenStack in response to Amazon’s growing enterprise gains. Sam Greenblatt, the vice president of…

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Key to Red Hat’s business is ambition for OpenShift, OpenStack| #RHSummit

Dark days ahead for Big Data? Depends what you use it for…

Software-Defined Storage: Flash still plays a minor role

Verizon Data Breach Investigations: Point-of-sale attacks, web app hacks & more

SolidFire expands into Asia-Pac

Watson becomes everybody’s personal shopper

Google’s Project Tango finds a new territory: the NASA Space Station

Chef collaborating with industry leaders to encourage Agile development

Internet of Things to deliver more personalized TV

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