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What you missed in Big Data: hardening Hadoop and the corporate network

By Maria Deutscher May 12, 2014

As more and more analytics projects graduate from siloed pilot implementations to production, the need for control grows more pressing in the enterprise, necessitating a new approach to security that focuses on the data…

Brocade details the “real advantage” of SDN, and how to get it | #EMCWorld

By Rose Meadows May 12, 2014

Last week’s EMC World 2014 Event, held at The Sands Convention Center in Las Vegas, is theCUBE’s fifth year in attendance and also one of the two live broadcasts brought to you by SiliconANGLE.…

HP, Metacloud milestones leading up to #OpenStackSummit

By Maria Deutscher May 12, 2014

With OpenStack Summit 2014 set to kick off tomorrow in Atlanta, now is a good time to revisit two major industry milestones leading up to the event. The annual OpenStack Summit is poised to…

OpenStack Foundation launches independent marketplace to help users cut through vendors’ jargon

By Maria Deutscher May 12, 2014

Transparency, or the lack thereof, is a big issue with almost every new technology. In the early days of cloud computing, many vendors stuck a “cloud” label on their existing services in hopes of…

Will Docker or HP steal the show at OpenStack Summit? Watch LIVE

By Kristen Nicole May 12, 2014

Software-defined trends are reshaping IT and datacenter infrastructure, shifting an entire industry around cloud capabilities, with an emphasis on scalability. While disruptors like Amazon Web Services (AWS) have tipped the scale, legacy vendors like…

IBM unwraps Watson-powered push into software-defined storage

By Mike Wheatley May 12, 2014

IBM has just lifted the lid off a new software-defined storage product whose technology is partly based on the Watson system used on the “Jeopardy” TV game show. The technology in question was devised…

GE beefs up Industrial Internet security with Wurldtech acquisition

By Mike Wheatley May 12, 2014

The advance of the Internet of Things is inevitable, but question marks remain over just how safe these ‘things’ will be, given the myriad of vulnerabilities in the networks and protocols linking everything together.…

Gmail leak: Radical redesign to scale across all platforms

By Mike Wheatley May 12, 2014

A couple of leaked screenshots suggest that Google is about to spring a major revamp of its Gmail service onto unsuspecting users. The two images, which were obtained by Geek.com, show what looks to…

Testing all-flash arrays made easy, courtesy of EMC XtremIO | #EMCworld

By Maria Deutscher May 11, 2014

All Flash Arrays offer a number of distinct advantages over traditional disk systems, starting with superior performance and lower latency, but assessing the impact of that increased responsiveness on the bottom line involves a…

IT’s “break and fix” mentality, and how VMTurbo is shifting it | #EMCWorld

By Rose Meadows May 10, 2014

This week’s EMC World 2014 Event, held at The Sands Convention Center in Las Vegas, is theCUBE’s fifth year in attendance and also one of the two live broadcasts brought to you by SiliconANGLE.…

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What you missed in Big Data: hardening Hadoop and the corporate network

Brocade details the “real advantage” of SDN, and how to get it | #EMCWorld

HP, Metacloud milestones leading up to #OpenStackSummit

OpenStack Foundation launches independent marketplace to help users cut through vendors’ jargon

IBM unwraps Watson-powered push into software-defined storage

GE beefs up Industrial Internet security with Wurldtech acquisition

Gmail leak: Radical redesign to scale across all platforms

Testing all-flash arrays made easy, courtesy of EMC XtremIO | #EMCworld

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