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Microsoft making big leaps in producing original content for Xbox One

By Saroj Kar Apr 11, 2014

Xbox Entertainment Studios, the division of Microsoft responsible for producing television content exclusive to its platform, announced that it will produce unique TV content for the Xbox platform. The original programming for Xbox will…

VCE passes $1B with 50% year-to-year growth

By Bert Latamore Apr 11, 2014

The sometimes underestimated VCE alliance of VMware, Cisco and EMC had 50% year-over-year growth in 2013 and surpassed $1B in annual revenues. It has 800+ customers in 57 countries and has sold 1,700 Vblocks.…

Samsung sets to commercialize the next big things with graphene breakthrough

By Saroj Kar Apr 11, 2014

Graphene is a material that could greatly improve the world of high technology in the future. Isolated by Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov (Nobel Prize in 2010 for their work) in 2004, graphene is one of…

Microsoft’s plans to invade smart homes and cars + more

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 11, 2014

This week’s SmartWorld Series features the future role of Kinect in smart homes, a breakthrough discovery from a tech giant, and a software giant’s efforts in the connected car market. For those who missed…

Mark your calendar: Google Glass goes on sale on April 15

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 11, 2014

If you’re still looking for a way to get your hands on Google Glass because a) you weren’t able to sign up at Google I/O 2012; b) your #ifihadglass reason wasn’t good enough to…

Twitter invades desktops with real-time notifications

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 11, 2014

Twitter has played a huge role in disseminating real-time information during major events like elections and in times of disasters. Journalists leverage the simplicity of the platform to deliver bite-size news or even links…

China’s APT groups can’t stop hacking US

By Mike Wheatley Apr 11, 2014

China apparently isn’t the least bit bothered that we know all about it’s cyberhacking activities, as security firm Mandiant reports that two of its major advanced persistent threat (APT) groups have resumed full operations,…

Did the NSA know about Heartbleed before everyone else?

By Mike Wheatley Apr 11, 2014

One of the first questions asked by many when OpenSSL’s Heartbleed vulnerability first came to light was whether or not the bug may have been put there deliberately, either by national intelligence agencies or…

The Data Economy: Understanding the Hadoop-Data warehouse balance of power

By Jeffrey Kelly Apr 10, 2014

Will Hadoop replace your enterprise data warehouse (EDW)? This question, or some variation there of, has been making the rounds lately. Just this week I’ve read two good posts on the topic (this one…

Exclusive: Why John McAfee is on the run

By John Casaretto Apr 10, 2014

[Editor’s Note: If you’ve missed it, SiliconANGLE Security Editor John Casaretto has been granted unprecedented access to John McAfee and his personal files, and has for the last several weeks been relating the story…

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Microsoft making big leaps in producing original content for Xbox One

VCE passes $1B with 50% year-to-year growth

Samsung sets to commercialize the next big things with graphene breakthrough

Microsoft’s plans to invade smart homes and cars + more

Mark your calendar: Google Glass goes on sale on April 15

Twitter invades desktops with real-time notifications

China’s APT groups can’t stop hacking US

Did the NSA know about Heartbleed before everyone else?

The Data Economy: Understanding the Hadoop-Data warehouse balance of power

Exclusive: Why John McAfee is on the run

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