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Bitcoin Weekly 2014 April 9: The Heartbleed bug edition

By Kyt Dotson Apr 9, 2014

For the web this week has been a huge gust of security news after an exploit discovered in a popular SSL encryption library–responsible for encrypting much of the web’s traffic–became well known. Due to…

Universal Windows, free Windows and whether they matter

By David Coursey Apr 9, 2014

Sure, Microsoft’s announcement of a universal Windows development platform got lots of applause at its developer conference last week. Likewise its free licensing of Windows for devices with screens smaller than 9-inches. But, does…

IBM celebrates System/360 50th anniversary with Hadoop + cloud + mobile offerings for System z

By Maria Deutscher Apr 9, 2014

Fifty years after the original System/360 revolutionized business computing, big iron remains a fixture at most enterprises, with much of the world’s mission-critical data still stored on mainframes for security reasons. But having a…

Mobile tech is how the Earthquakes soccer team will stand out from NFL, NBA| #SportsDataSV 2014

By Ryan Cox Apr 9, 2014

During our #SportsDataSV 2014 special event, #theCUBE welcomed Dave Kaval, president of the San Jose Earthquakes soccer team. Sitting down with hosts John Furrier and Jeff Kelly, Kaval demonstrates a forward-thinking understanding of both…

VCE instrumental in transforming the software-defined data center concept into reality

By Maria Deutscher Apr 9, 2014

VCE has come a long way in a short time, surpassing $1 billion in annual sales less than six years after its launch on the back of rapidly growing demand for simplicity and full-stack…

Twitter rolls out new look for desktop

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 9, 2014

Reports surfaced in February that Twitter was quietly testing a new design for desktops, with a handful of people given early access to test the new interface. The redesigned Twitter seemed to put a…

Lenovo’s IBM server acquisition faces government scrutiny

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 9, 2014

In January, Lenovo announced it was acquiring IBM’s low-end server business for $2.3 billion. Given IBM’s low-end server’s annual revenue of around $4.5 billion, it’s clear that this sector isn’t dying yet, as agencies…

Don’t hire a CDO for the wrong reasons

By David Coursey Apr 9, 2014

If it isn’t already, one of the newest corporate status symbols will soon be the appointment of a Chief Data Officer. Many of those making the appointments won’t know exactly what a CDO does,…

Big Data under attack: Can we really trust it?

By Mike Wheatley Apr 9, 2014

Following years of hype about the potential of Big Data, several prominent academics and authors have cast a shadow of doubt upon the concept, questioning just how useful this kind of in-depth data analysis…

Severalnines CEO on architecting for failure | #PerconaLive

By Alan McStravick Apr 8, 2014

Joining Jeff Frick on theCUBE at last week’s #PerconaLive event was Vinay Joosery, CEO and co-founder of Severalnines, a company whose name derives from the term connoting optimal percentage of availability DBA’s strive for.…

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Bitcoin Weekly 2014 April 9: The Heartbleed bug edition

Universal Windows, free Windows and whether they matter

IBM celebrates System/360 50th anniversary with Hadoop + cloud + mobile offerings for System z

Mobile tech is how the Earthquakes soccer team will stand out from NFL, NBA| #SportsDataSV 2014

VCE instrumental in transforming the software-defined data center concept into reality

Twitter rolls out new look for desktop

Lenovo’s IBM server acquisition faces government scrutiny

Don’t hire a CDO for the wrong reasons

Big Data under attack: Can we really trust it?

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