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Microsoft warns of Internet Explorer flaw affecting 1/4 of all web browsers

By Mike Wheatley Apr 28, 2014

Microsoft is warning customers of a newly discovered vulnerability affecting its Internet Explorer browser, from versions 6 through to 11. The flaw could allow attackers to gain access and user rights to affected PCs,…

Bitcoin the movie: It just had to happen

By Mike Wheatley Apr 28, 2014

If you’re still a bit clueless as to what Bitcoin is, you might want to head to New York and catch a screening of ‘The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin’ at the Tribeca Film…

DarkMarket: A new online drugs bazaar the feds will never shut down

By Mike Wheatley Apr 28, 2014

First there was the Silk Road, which was seized and taken down by the Feds while its owner was arrested. Then a number of successor sites sprung up, including the Sheep Marketplace that was…

IBM Announces Cloud App Store for the Enterprise | #IBM Impact

By Bert Latamore Apr 28, 2014

IBM kicks off Impact 2013 this morning by announcing the first cloud service marketplace for the enterprise, a single place on the IBM Cloud where customers can see all the SaaS, major infrastructure pieces…

What you missed in Big Data: Hadoop applications Watson at the forefront

By Maria Deutscher Apr 27, 2014

Data-driven applications returned to the headlines this week after Hortonworks announced that it will bundle the open source Cascading development framework into its flagship Hadoop distribution. Created and maintained by a company called Concurrent,…

Smart World Weekly: connected contact lenses, European smart cities + more

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 26, 2014

This week’s Smart World Series features more personalized TV efforts, smart contact lenses that received patent approval, and Europe taking the lead in the smart world race. For those who missed this week’s Smart…

Weekly Cloud review: from containers to Hadoop-powered hybrid security

By Maria Deutscher Apr 26, 2014

It’s been yet another eventful week in the cloud, with Amazon adding support for the open source Docker Linux containerization engine to its Elastic Beanstalk service, which is used by application developers to automate…

City of Paradigm: The business of artificial intelligence

By Kyt Dotson Apr 25, 2014

Below is an excerpt from Kyt Dotson’s novel City of Paradigm, a science fiction tale about a fictional 21st century city situated somewhere in California. Each City of Paradigm column is two parts: an…

The Data Economy: Meet the hybrid data scientist-application developer

By Jeffrey Kelly Apr 25, 2014

All the investment and innovation that’s occurred in the Big Data infrastructure space over the last decade will have gone for naught if data scientists and application developers can’t production-ize analytic insights. That’s why…

IBM shakes up open source with new Power servers and chips

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 25, 2014

This week’s Smart Infrastructure roundup features a powerful new server, and a growing group of tech giants collaborating to improve data centers. IBM’s new Power Systems servers . At a recent industry event, IBM…

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Microsoft warns of Internet Explorer flaw affecting 1/4 of all web browsers

Bitcoin the movie: It just had to happen

DarkMarket: A new online drugs bazaar the feds will never shut down

IBM Announces Cloud App Store for the Enterprise | #IBM Impact

What you missed in Big Data: Hadoop applications Watson at the forefront

Smart World Weekly: connected contact lenses, European smart cities + more

City of Paradigm: The business of artificial intelligence

The Data Economy: Meet the hybrid data scientist-application developer

IBM shakes up open source with new Power servers and chips

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