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Oracle blames US dollar exchange rates yet again as Q3 revenues disappoint

By Mike Wheatley Mar 19, 2014

Oracle has declared Q3 revenues of $9.3 billion, a four percent rise year-on-year that still fell somewhat short of Wall Street’s expectations. According to Oracle’s Q3 2014 fiscal report, the company saw its GAAP…

Google moves to dominate Wearable Tech with Android Wear

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 19, 2014

Google has just launched Android Wear, an extension of the Android platform specifically designed for wearable devices like smartwatches. Most of us have our smartphones with us 24/7, but what with how big they…

Jaspersoft and MapR team up for business intelligence on Hadoop

By Suzanne Kattau Mar 18, 2014

Competition is heating up in the Hadoop ecosystem as the pure-play distributors move up the stack to address the expanded enterprise checklist for Big Data. With customers shifting their focus from the underlying technologies…

Samsung uses Xamarin to strengthen Knox development

By Saroj Kar Mar 18, 2014

Last year, McAfee said it had discovered 17,000 new malware suspects on the Google platform in just the second quarter of 2013. A problem that obviously concerns Samsung, the largest manufacturer of Android devices.…

How Star Citizen catapulted from a $500k Kickstarter into a $40 million project

By Saroj Kar Mar 18, 2014

He lives for his childhood dream. For Chris Roberts, the creative mind behind Wing Commander, the global success of that game an important event in his life. The President and CCO at Cloud Imperium…

Watch + Vote! #CUBEMadness 2014 starts this week

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 18, 2014

Since its inception in 2009, many Tech Athletes have appeared as guests on theCUBE, SiliconANGLE’s premiere video production where we extract the signal from the noise to reveal a clear understanding of what’s happening…

Lenovo takeover strategy highlights : Cloud, mobile + enterprise

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 18, 2014

Lenovo seems to be pulling the rug from under everyone’s feet with its high profile acquisitions of Motorola Mobility from Google and the low-end server business from IBM. Both multi-billion dollar deals, Lenovo is…

Your U.S. government uses open source software, and loves it

By Ryan Cox Mar 18, 2014

Writing the words “government” and “open source“ in the same sentence feels inherently wrong, almost as if lying. Recent talk of the NSA, Edward Snowden, and PRISM doesn’t make the government seem any more “open”.…

How the cloud is driving software-defined networking in the enterprise | #ONS2014

By Maria Deutscher Mar 18, 2014

Last month’s Open Networking Summit in Santa Clara provided a unique glimpse into the current state of software-defined networking (SDN), a concept born in the academia and successfully put to the test by the…

Paid Dropbox a ripoff? Google a best buy?

By David Coursey Mar 18, 2014

I love Dropbox, so the above headline was a hard one for me to write. In the past, I have referred enough friends to the service that my 1GB free account has grown to…

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Oracle blames US dollar exchange rates yet again as Q3 revenues disappoint

Google moves to dominate Wearable Tech with Android Wear

Jaspersoft and MapR team up for business intelligence on Hadoop

Samsung uses Xamarin to strengthen Knox development

Watch + Vote! #CUBEMadness 2014 starts this week

Your U.S. government uses open source software, and loves it

How the cloud is driving software-defined networking in the enterprise | #ONS2014

Paid Dropbox a ripoff? Google a best buy?

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