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Google Glass without glasses: here comes the Google contact lens with camera

By Saroj Kar Apr 17, 2014

Google has patented a system in which cameras would be embedded into contact lenses. What would this accomplish? It could help generate pictures of everything that comes into the field of view of the…

Heartbleed Eh? – World’s first Heartbleed hacker arrested

By John Casaretto Apr 17, 2014

The first of what are likely to be several arrests made in connection to the Heartbleed vulnerability has come out of Canada. Nineteen year-old Stephen Arthuro Solis-Reyes of London, Ontario was charged by the…

Developers movin’ on top: How open-source + cloud changed the landscape

By Mike Wheatley Apr 17, 2014

One of the biggest ongoing conversations in tech right now pertains to the shifting role of developers, and what this will mean for IT departments. A recent survey by Puppet Labs shows that developers…

Diving into Big Data : Data lakes vs. data streams

By Guest Author Apr 17, 2014

Data lakes and data streams are becoming common analogies in the discussion around analytics and potential enterprise big data strategies. The analogies are appropriate from several aspects beyond just visualizing different approaches to accessing useful information. As in…

How the Internet of Things will transform data centers

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 17, 2014

This week’s Smart Infrastructure roundup features the impact of IoT on data centers, a new state-of-the-art data center in Florida, and the story of a pharmaceutical company that turns to one smart storage solution…

Does Bitcoin really need MtGox? Probably not…

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 17, 2014

Ailing Bitcoin exchange market Mt.Gox is facing liquidation after a Japan court denied its bid for rehabilitation. “The Tokyo District Court recognized that it would be difficult for the company to carry out the…

IBM beefs up SoftLayer with disaster recovery services

By Mike Wheatley Apr 17, 2014

IBM is adding to its SoftLayer platform by introducing extra security and disaster recovery services, hoping to allay fears about critical data loss in the cloud. Its disaster recovery-as-a-service is able to recover workloads…

Hortonworks: the Red Hat of Hadoop | #RHSummit

By Alan McStravick Apr 16, 2014

Red Hat has long been lauded for their approach of focusing on and building a sound infrastructure upon which all of their subsequent innovations were built. Their open source approach was and continues to…

Smart building projects to boom in 2018

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 16, 2014

This week’s Smart City roundup features the increasing interest in smart buildings, the trends driving companies to transition to smart buildings, and the initial steps taken towards automating buildings. The future of smart buildings…

DevOps behind emergence of continuous innovation, delivery becoming standard practice | #RHSummit

By Alan McStravick Apr 16, 2014

Ask anyone in DevOps about the unicorns in their field and they will tell you about the companies that have embraced the concept of allowing their developers to conceive, write and deploy their code…

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Google Glass without glasses: here comes the Google contact lens with camera

Heartbleed Eh? – World’s first Heartbleed hacker arrested

Developers movin’ on top: How open-source + cloud changed the landscape

Diving into Big Data : Data lakes vs. data streams

Does Bitcoin really need MtGox? Probably not…

IBM beefs up SoftLayer with disaster recovery services

Hortonworks: the Red Hat of Hadoop | #RHSummit

Smart building projects to boom in 2018

DevOps behind emergence of continuous innovation, delivery becoming standard practice | #RHSummit

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