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Bitcoin experiment at MIT: Crypto money for all students

By Saroj Kar May 6, 2014

Best known for the bold research projects of its students, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) will soon see its 4,528 undergraduate students acquire $100 dollars in Bitcoin. The project, proposed by students Jeremy…

How Hollywood is reshaping Big Data visualization

By Ryan Cox May 6, 2014

Hollywood storytelling is reshaping the world Big Data. We’ve heard plenty about Big Data changing business, but here is an interesting angle on how the Hollywood business is reshaping Big Data. One great example…

Zettaset hardens Hadoop environments with HBase security tool

By Maria Deutscher May 6, 2014

Zettaset, a five year-old startup that develops software for managing Hadoop clusters, is extending its flagship Orchestrator product deeper into the technology ecosystem around the batch processing platform with a new feature called HBase…

EXCLUSIVE: Pat Gelsinger on EMC’s acquisition of DSSD, hybrid cloud + more | #EMCWolrd

By Alina Popescu May 6, 2014

Hybrid cloud is the answer to everything, according to VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger. He explained his perspective on the future of cloud and other technology trends in a live interview with theCUBE co-hosts John…

How Treasure Data can stay cool in competitive Big Data market

By Maria Deutscher May 6, 2014

Growing interest in cloud services is driving the emergence of a new wave of startups that are applying the managed services model to analytics in hopes of setting themselves apart from the on-premise vendors…

The Data Economy: White House report shines light on potential Big Data discrimination

By Jeffrey Kelly May 6, 2014

A White House report released last week extolls the benefits of Big Data analytics, including its potential to “make possible unexpected discoveries, innovations, and advancements in our quality of life.” But the report’s authors,…

Mozilla’s radical plan to save net neutrality

By Mike Wheatley May 6, 2014

There’s been an interesting twist to the never-ending net neutrality debate. Mozilla, makers of the Firefox browser and all-round champion of Internet freedom, has proposed a novel way the Federal Communications Commission can legally…

Symantec: Antivirus is dead – long live security-as-a-service!

By Mike Wheatley May 6, 2014

Antivirus software maker and web security firm Symantec has hinted at plans to get out of its main line of business. Rather than fixing security problems, Symantec wants to stop them from happening in…

Rotten Apple? iPhone maker could fall from grace by 2020

By Mike Wheatley May 6, 2014

Exactly which three tech companies will be top of the tree come 2020? That’s impossible to say with any certainty, but at least one expert thinks that Apple’s days as one of the tech…

Hybrid cloud is a fundamental piece for the enterprise | #EMCworld

By Alan McStravick May 5, 2014

At this week’s EMC World 2014 Conference in Las Vegas, SiliconANGLE’s theCUBE broadcasting live, welcomed both David Frattura and Sean Wedige. Frattura, the Senior Director in the office of the CTO for EMC and…

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Bitcoin experiment at MIT: Crypto money for all students

How Hollywood is reshaping Big Data visualization

Zettaset hardens Hadoop environments with HBase security tool

The Data Economy: White House report shines light on potential Big Data discrimination

Mozilla’s radical plan to save net neutrality

Symantec: Antivirus is dead – long live security-as-a-service!

Rotten Apple? iPhone maker could fall from grace by 2020

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