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Red Hat turns a little more to business with Ruby, Nginx and MongoDB support

By Saroj Kar Mar 25, 2014

Red Hat Software Collections response to changing needs of developers, provides access to newer, updated and reliable versions of popular dynamic languages and open source databases. This allows organizations to develop software faster on…

How Wit.ai aims to use natural language processing to transform IoT

By Saroj Kar Mar 25, 2014

Understanding natural language is becoming an increasingly commonplace goal within the tech industry. Software built around these new technologies is changing our lives. These new systems are enabling our personal devices to better adapt…

Udderly clever wearable tech solutions

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 25, 2014

This week’s WearableTech roundup features an inconspicuous smart eyewear, solar garments for charging your mobile devices, and a collar that tracks when cows are in heat. Epiphany Eyewear . If you’re looking for a…

The hubris of Big Data (or: Why Google Flu is so very wrong)

By David Coursey Mar 25, 2014

Big Data analytics isn’t as magic as it seems. Blind belief in your data can make you look really foolish. Those lessons Google seems to be learning the hard way, at least in its…

Frank Frankovsky leaves Facebook for open-source hardware business

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 25, 2014

Frank ‎Frankovsky, the Vice President of Hardware Design and Supply Chain Operations at Facebook, will be leaving the social networking giant to “work on a new open-source hardware business focused on developing and delivering…

Hortonworks joins the Hadoop IPO race with $100M funding round

By Maria Deutscher Mar 25, 2014

The Hadoop ecosystem is going through the same stages of explosive maturation as the social networking space had before it, with the top players now gearing up for public offerings to fuel their growth…

Mobile market in flux

By Bert Latamore Mar 25, 2014

With all the news about Big Data and cloud services, the mobile market has taken a back seat in the news and probably in the minds of many CIOs in recent months. But mobile…

Top 10 Google Glass myths debunked (by Google)

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 25, 2014

Growing up, you probably heard about some pretty strange myths, like eating Pop Rocks and drinking Coke causing your stomach to explode. Some kids were scared to mix the two for fear of erupting…

Stop faking it: Computers can see when you’re in pain

By Mike Wheatley Mar 25, 2014

Don’t say we didn’t warn you. You might be able to fool some people, but you’re unlikely to do the same thing with a computer. A new study from researchers at the University of…

Is it too late for Cisco in the cloud?

By David Coursey Mar 25, 2014

A billion dollars sounds like a lot of money. And it is. Yet, when Cisco says its going to spend $1 billion over the next two years to get into the cloud business, I…

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Red Hat turns a little more to business with Ruby, Nginx and MongoDB support

How Wit.ai aims to use natural language processing to transform IoT

Udderly clever wearable tech solutions

The hubris of Big Data (or: Why Google Flu is so very wrong)

Frank Frankovsky leaves Facebook for open-source hardware business

Hortonworks joins the Hadoop IPO race with $100M funding round

Mobile market in flux

Top 10 Google Glass myths debunked (by Google)

Stop faking it: Computers can see when you’re in pain

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