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What you missed in Cloud : Old meets new in the enterprise

By Maria Deutscher Mar 17, 2014

Major changes are afoot in the enterprise as decision makers come to recognize the inevitability of cloud computing, but it’s still a long and bumpy road to modernization, with existing technology investments to sustain…

Openness : the best thing that happened to networking | #ONS2014

By Valentina Craft Mar 17, 2014

Broadcasting live from the Open Networking Summit held in the Santa Clara Convention Center, right in the heart of Silicon Valley, Stu Miniman invited Brent Salisbury and Madhu Venguopal into theCUBE to talk about…

What you missed in Big Data : Next gen BI takes the spotlight

By Maria Deutscher Mar 17, 2014

The perfect storm of Big Data, cloud computing and mobility is disrupting traditional business intelligence, loosening the incumbent vendors’ iron grip on the enterprise and creating an opportunity for startups to fill the market…

The line-of-business perspective on IBM’s cloud push | #IBMpulse

By Maria Deutscher Mar 17, 2014

“It’s a very different IBM,” observed Pamela Webb, the chief administrative officer of SafeGuard World International, in an interview on theCUBE at her company’s recently concluded Pulse summit. Over the last two years, Big…

Steve Jobs flatly denied Apple would ever build a TV

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 17, 2014

Rumors of an Apple television have been swirling around for years, but the company has yet to come up with anything except its boring old set-top box, nor even admit if it’s ever really…

Wise.io bags $2.5M to democratize predictive analytics

By Suzanne Kattau Mar 17, 2014

As the very definition of IT broadened over the last few years, data has become too vast for humans to manage manually, let alone analyze and act upon in real time. Organizations are increasingly applying…

USA, UK are officially declared ‘enemies of the internet’

By Mike Wheatley Mar 17, 2014

The saying goes that any publicity is good publicity, in which case the NSA is absolutely lapping it up right now. So what’s the latest headline grabber courtesy of everybody’s favorite electronic surveillance agency?…

Game over for Windows XP – Or is it?

By Mike Wheatley Mar 17, 2014

With just over three weeks to go before Microsoft finally ends its technical support for Windows XP, everybody seems to be panicking. But is the situation really that urgent? Perhaps not, for Microsoft has…

HP PwnOwn hack contest wraps up, >$850K bounty for Chrome, IE, Flash exploits

By John Casaretto Mar 15, 2014

The Pwn2Own hacking contest wrapped up this week and the big news is that this was the biggest such event ever. The event is run by HP’s Zero Day Initiative (ZDI), and it challenges…

Privacy-Plate protects your car from being tracked

By John Casaretto Mar 15, 2014

72 hours left to go in a very interesting IndieGoGo campaign. The product in this campaign is called Privacy-Plate and it’s designed to protect the privacy of not only you, but your vehicle. You…

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Openness : the best thing that happened to networking | #ONS2014

What you missed in Big Data : Next gen BI takes the spotlight

Steve Jobs flatly denied Apple would ever build a TV

USA, UK are officially declared ‘enemies of the internet’

HP PwnOwn hack contest wraps up, >$850K bounty for Chrome, IE, Flash exploits

Privacy-Plate protects your car from being tracked

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