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Opening up network hardware : The most inflexible thing in the industry is the human brain | #OCPSummit

By Valentina Craft Feb 21, 2014

Najam Ahmad, Director of Infrastructure with Facebook, hosted a Keynote panel titled “Opening Up Network Hardware” during Day Two of Open Compute Project Summit V. His guests on stage were: JR Rivers (Co-founder and…

Who’s talking about which Big Data frameworks?

By Ryan Cox Feb 21, 2014

Editor’s Note: this article has been updated for accuracy and context. As Hadoop enables an ecosystem for Big Data to enter the enterprise, a handful of frameworks have bridged the gap between open source…

Google offered more than $19B for WhatsApp: Here’s why it got turned down

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 21, 2014

If you haven’t gotten over the fact that Facebook is paying a stunning $19 billion in cash and stocks for WhatsApp, then you’ll get a kick out of this: Google was ready to offer…

Mt. Gox at Death’s Door? Bitcoin price slips below $100, before rebounding slightly

By Mike Wheatley Feb 21, 2014

The problems continue to pile up for the beleaguered Mt. Gox, where the price of a single Bitcoin briefly plummeted to below $100 after the exchange claimed that “security issues” were the reason it’s…

Big Data doesn’t lie. Or does it?

By David Coursey Feb 21, 2014

If you’ve seen any indication that humans are getting smarter and more sophisticated, please inform me, and you don’t have to read what follows. For everyone else, who sees no lack of stupidity and…

Send in the clouds : Stu Miniman + the Storage Alchemist on cloud innovation in the enterprise and beyond

By Maria Deutscher Feb 21, 2014

Cloud computing is sweeping through the enterprise, giving rise to new challenges and opportunities that CIOs simply cannot afford to ignore. Steve Kenniston, an industry veteran best known for his personal blog The Storage…

Google unveils the Project Tango smartphone

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 21, 2014

Google’s Advanced Technology and Projects group has unveiled a prototype smartphone that aims to make sense of its surroundings. Dubbed “Project Tango”, the device is a 5” smartphone equipped with cameras on the front…

Nokia considers major acquistion of Juniper Networks

By Mike Wheatley Feb 21, 2014

Nokia might have sold off its handset business to Microsoft, but the Finnish firm is still in business and now – flush with cash – is rumored to be considering the acquisition of network…

Google launches visual maps to help save the world’s trees

By Mike Wheatley Feb 21, 2014

For all of its faults there’s no denying that Google likes to give a little bit back now and again, particularly in the form of humanitarian work. Now, it’s just begun a new effort…

SA Weekly | WhatsApp, Power BI : New era for cloud

By Ryan Cox Feb 20, 2014

Everyone’s rethinking data and the cloud, especially traditional vendors like Microsoft. It’s entire business model is evolving for today’s Facebook era, where a very mobile world requires a modern data center. Moving data in…

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Opening up network hardware : The most inflexible thing in the industry is the human brain | #OCPSummit

Who’s talking about which Big Data frameworks?

Google offered more than $19B for WhatsApp: Here’s why it got turned down

Mt. Gox at Death’s Door? Bitcoin price slips below $100, before rebounding slightly

Big Data doesn’t lie. Or does it?

Google unveils the Project Tango smartphone

Nokia considers major acquistion of Juniper Networks

Google launches visual maps to help save the world’s trees

SA Weekly | WhatsApp, Power BI : New era for cloud

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