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OkCupid makes war not love on Mozilla: ‘Don’t use Firefox’

By Mike Wheatley Apr 1, 2014

The controversial appointment of gay and lesbian-hating Brendan Eich as CEO of Mozilla has provoked howls of discord within the company, and now others are beginning to weigh in on the matter, starting with…

The Data Economy: Intel bets big (really big) on Big Data

By Jeffrey Kelly Mar 31, 2014

The Data Economy is an analysis column by Wikibon Senior Analyst Jeff Kelly covering the business of Big Data. The terms and size of Intel’s recent investment in Cloudera have been revealed and, as…

Windows XP – Proceed at your own risk

By John Casaretto Mar 31, 2014

The countdown to XP Armageddon is now eight days away and if you’ve sat there twiddling your thumbs, thinking there would be an extension or that your Windows XP systems work great, then you’re…

Ushering in Big Data app economy : Splunk brings real-time reporting to Exchange

By Maria Deutscher Mar 31, 2014

Although there are compelling operational benefits to be had from moving email to the cloud, most enterprises still maintain at least some part of their Exchange environment in-house. And more often than not, that…

Amazon races into desktop virtualization with general availability of WorkSpaces

By Kyt Dotson Mar 31, 2014

Amazon WorkSpaces, announced in November 2013 and only accessible to a small group of selected users, is now available to the public. The AWS customers can purchase a subscription at a price between 35…

Zero net smart homes + the downside to “unblessed” Nest integration

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 31, 2014

This week’s SmartHome roundup includes the future of home monitoring and security services, a zero net energy home, and a lesson on unsanctioned Nest integration. Home monitoring and security market share will soon decline…

Major IT and Telecom players team up for the standardization of Internet of Things

By Saroj Kar Mar 31, 2014

Last year, the Linux Foundation accused corporations of hindering interoperability necessary to the advancement of the Internet of Things by driving the adoption of proprietary technologies and announced the creation of AllSeen Alliance, focused…

Arista Networks files for IPO, ups the ante against Cisco

By Maria Deutscher Mar 31, 2014

Arista Networks, a Santa Clara-based maker of programmable Ethernet switches on a mission to dethrone Cisco, has finally filed the paperwork for its long-anticipated IPO. The firm did not disclose the number of shares…

Social network giants introduce WebScaleSQL, the scalable and customizable MySQL database

By Saroj Kar Mar 31, 2014

Databases are used to manage information and to make programs available. These include meta-data such as user. They can also be searched by certain criteria and are useful in statistics and data analysis. MySQL…

Russia evades US SIGINT surveillance – Has Snowden turned spy?

By John Casaretto Mar 31, 2014

This will be a bit controversial as famed NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden himself is a controversial figure. Some say he’s a hero, others say he’s a villain and others say the truth is somewhere…

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OkCupid makes war not love on Mozilla: ‘Don’t use Firefox’

The Data Economy: Intel bets big (really big) on Big Data

Windows XP – Proceed at your own risk

Zero net smart homes + the downside to “unblessed” Nest integration

Major IT and Telecom players team up for the standardization of Internet of Things

Arista Networks files for IPO, ups the ante against Cisco

Social network giants introduce WebScaleSQL, the scalable and customizable MySQL database

Russia evades US SIGINT surveillance – Has Snowden turned spy?

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