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Lenovo’s IBM server acquisition faces government scrutiny

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 9, 2014

In January, Lenovo announced it was acquiring IBM’s low-end server business for $2.3 billion. Given IBM’s low-end server’s annual revenue of around $4.5 billion, it’s clear that this sector isn’t dying yet, as agencies…

Don’t hire a CDO for the wrong reasons

By David Coursey Apr 9, 2014

If it isn’t already, one of the newest corporate status symbols will soon be the appointment of a Chief Data Officer. Many of those making the appointments won’t know exactly what a CDO does,…

Big Data under attack: Can we really trust it?

By Mike Wheatley Apr 9, 2014

Following years of hype about the potential of Big Data, several prominent academics and authors have cast a shadow of doubt upon the concept, questioning just how useful this kind of in-depth data analysis…

Severalnines CEO on architecting for failure | #PerconaLive

By Alan McStravick Apr 8, 2014

Joining Jeff Frick on theCUBE at last week’s #PerconaLive event was Vinay Joosery, CEO and co-founder of Severalnines, a company whose name derives from the term connoting optimal percentage of availability DBA’s strive for.…

Twitter is developing multi-tenancy database to support 6,000 tweets per second

By Saroj Kar Apr 8, 2014

As Twitter is now considered the global platform for public conversation, the company’s storage requirements have grown as well. In recent days, Twitter experiences something on order of 5,000 to 10,000 tweets a second…

AWSSummit DevOps Round up: Composite application development accelerating DevOps 2.0 Model

By Saroj Kar Apr 8, 2014

While the cloud allows most organizations easy access to nearly unlimited compute power, it also creates significant complexity and scaling challenges. Approaching these issues with the same IT strategy of years past will fail.…

Infrastructure as code : the DevOps service model | #PerconaLive

By Ryan Cox Apr 8, 2014

Edging us ever closer to adding our 100th female tech athlete to #theCUBE alumni list, Blackbird CEO and Co-Founder Laine Campbell joined #theCUBE host Jeff Frick in between her keynote presentations this past week…

Red Hat lets customers move Linux subs to Google Compute Engine

By Maria Deutscher Apr 8, 2014

There are a number of reasons for using public cloud services, including rapid access to technology resources and the ability to reduce overhead costs associated with maintaining on-premise infrastructure. But despite the low barrier…

OpenSSL Heartbleed vulnerability may affect millions

By John Casaretto Apr 8, 2014

In IT circles, the phrase ‘bleeding heart’ may never mean what it used to as news of this extremely serious Heartbleed vulnerability is traveling fast. The vulnerability was recently found in Open SSL, the…

SAP completes another leg of cloud journey with Business Suite subscription debut

By Maria Deutscher Apr 8, 2014

SAP is making its flagship Business Suite available as a service in an effort to pave a migration path to the public cloud for organizations with existing on-premise deployments of its software. The business…

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Lenovo’s IBM server acquisition faces government scrutiny

Don’t hire a CDO for the wrong reasons

Big Data under attack: Can we really trust it?

Twitter is developing multi-tenancy database to support 6,000 tweets per second

AWSSummit DevOps Round up: Composite application development accelerating DevOps 2.0 Model

Infrastructure as code : the DevOps service model | #PerconaLive

Red Hat lets customers move Linux subs to Google Compute Engine

OpenSSL Heartbleed vulnerability may affect millions

SAP completes another leg of cloud journey with Business Suite subscription debut

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