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HP revives “bulletproof” XP storage family with new system

By Maria Deutscher Apr 23, 2014

Converged infrastructure and flash may be all the rage these days, but disk arrays still form the backbone of enterprise storage environments. And even as the information explosion continues to gather pace, strengthening that…

Aereo case threatens TV, not the cloud

By David Coursey Apr 23, 2014

USA Today gets it wrong when it claims the future of cloud computing hangs in the balance as the U.S. Supreme Court considers a case brought against start-up Aereo by the major television networks.…

Pure Storage Bags $225 Million in Funding at $3 Billion Valuation – IPO? No It’s Private Financing

By John Furrier Apr 23, 2014

Flash array storage startup Pure Storage announced a massive new $225 million Series F round that values the company at $3 billion and signals a growing trend toward startups raising private capital instead of testing…

Microsoft rumor mill: New update & cloud-based OS on the way?

By Mike Wheatley Apr 23, 2014

Microsoft is going hell for leather to get people to like its Windows 8.1 operating system, and to that end it’s said to be planning yet another update for this fall. One of the…

VMware gains momentum with expectation-busting Q1 earnings

By Mike Wheatley Apr 23, 2014

VMware has once again shown us there’s an absolute fortune to be made in the world of virtualization, reporting analyst-busting revenues in its earnings call yesterday. The Palo Alto-based virtualization giant announced sales of…

OpenBSD wants to mop up ‘Heartbleed’ with LibreSSL fork

By Mike Wheatley Apr 23, 2014

There’s been a lot of talk about fixing OpenSSL to prevent a Heartbleed-like situation from ever arising again, and now software developers are intent on taking matters into their own hands. One question that’s…

A look at Cisco’s new Managed Threat Defense Service

By John Casaretto Apr 22, 2014

Cisco today announced its new Managed Threat Defense Service, a managed security solution designed to help customers defend themselves from the modern threat landscape. The new service was designed in response to the many significant…

Open source productivity suite OpenOffice reaches 100 million downloads in less than two years

By Saroj Kar Apr 22, 2014

Apache Software Foundation has announced that OpenOffice has passed the milestone of 100 million downloads in less than two years since it became one of the main projects of the foundation. The productivity suite…

Spotify abandoning P2P in favor of a more traditional dedicated architecture

By Saroj Kar Apr 22, 2014

When the music service Spotify debuted in 2008 it made use of peer-to-peer (P2P) technology to deliver songs and since then it has been technological workhorse for millions of subscribers; however, the company will…

Wearable tech market gets patents, funding as Nike shies away

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 22, 2014

A new category comes to SiliconANGLE’s Smart World Series – Smart Health. This issue will focus on how the Internet of Things is reshaping people’s health with innovative wearable devices and applications, as well…

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HP revives “bulletproof” XP storage family with new system

Aereo case threatens TV, not the cloud

Pure Storage Bags $225 Million in Funding at $3 Billion Valuation – IPO? No It’s Private Financing

Microsoft rumor mill: New update & cloud-based OS on the way?

VMware gains momentum with expectation-busting Q1 earnings

OpenBSD wants to mop up ‘Heartbleed’ with LibreSSL fork

A look at Cisco’s new Managed Threat Defense Service

Open source productivity suite OpenOffice reaches 100 million downloads in less than two years

Wearable tech market gets patents, funding as Nike shies away

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