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Weekly Cloud review: From providers to services

By Maria Deutscher Mar 22, 2014

For service providers, the data center is the key battleground in the cloud revolution, and Midokura is supplying the arms. The San Francisco-based startup offers a solution called MidoNet that wraps an API around…

Google to take developers help to create armada of Android wearables with Android Wear

By Saroj Kar Mar 21, 2014

Confirming the rumors in recent weeks and after having monopolized the smartphones and tablets sectors, Google is planning to conquer the market for wearable devices such as smartwatches and smartbands. Ahead of the release…

The data democracy era : Access for the people

By Ryan Cox Mar 21, 2014

It’s nothing profound to say we’re at the beginning of a data democracy era. Access to more data, by more people, in more ways. This week the theme of democratizing data emerged from all…

Virtual reality is the next innovation from Sony for future of PlayStation 4

By Saroj Kar Mar 21, 2014

Sony is on the verge of taking the gaming experience and virtual reality a step further with the PlayStation 4. Sony unveiled its virtual reality device called “Project Morpheus” during the Game Developers Conference (GDC)…

A different perspective on malware activity – BitSight Technologies

By John Casaretto Mar 21, 2014

Stephen Boyer, CTO and Co-Founder of BitSight Technologies has a different perspective on malware activity. In the following guest post he introduces research from his company’s team of data scientists and provides analysis of…

Most influential countries for the Internet of Things

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 21, 2014

There are now millions of gadgets capable of connecting to the Internet, from mobile devices to automobiles, home appliances and even personal fitness trackers. Despite its continuous growth, this sector of the industry is…

5 billion gigabytes of data, broken down by generation

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 21, 2014

Did you know that since the beginning of time, man has generated five billion gigabytes of data? Well, that was true until 2003. Now, we generate that same amount of data every two days…

Microsoft under fire for spying on rogue employee’s emails

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 21, 2014

This week it was learned that an ex-Microsoft employee was arrested for leaking early copies of Windows 7 and 8. Software architect Alex Kibkalo leaked a pre-release version of the operating systems as a…

The evolution of tech logos [infographic]

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 21, 2014

Walking through any town and you’ll be literally bombarded with colorful signs, the iconic logos of numerous brands that you recognize instantly for who or what they represent. Recently, The University of Amsterdam conducted…

OpenDaylight: 95 percent of practitioners want open SDN

By Maria Deutscher Mar 21, 2014

The consortium behind the OpenDaylight Project contends that maintaining the open source nature of software-defined networking (SDN) is imperative for the future of the movement. The overwhelming majority of practitioners seem to agree, according…

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Google to take developers help to create armada of Android wearables with Android Wear

The data democracy era : Access for the people

Virtual reality is the next innovation from Sony for future of PlayStation 4

A different perspective on malware activity – BitSight Technologies

Most influential countries for the Internet of Things

5 billion gigabytes of data, broken down by generation

Microsoft under fire for spying on rogue employee’s emails

The evolution of tech logos [infographic]

OpenDaylight: 95 percent of practitioners want open SDN

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