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Privacy phone wars: Boeing Black vs. the Blackphone vs. Snowden Phone

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 6, 2014

Edward Snowden’s revelations about the National Security Agency spying on basically everything we do and say online has upset a lot of people, so it’s no surprise that we’re now looking for ways to…

Spotify acquires The Echo Nest, adds data-savviness to the bottom line

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 6, 2014

Spotify, the Swedish cloud music streaming service, announced that it will be acquiring The Echo Nest, one of the industry’s top music intelligence platforms. Financial aspects of the deal were not disclosed. The acquisition…

Autumn Radtke’s life is bigger than Bitcoin : CEO death sets industry ablaze

By Kristen Nicole Mar 6, 2014

The Bitcoin scene faces a true tragedy with the death of Autumn Radtke, the CEO of First Meta, a virtual asset management tool that also served as a Bitcoin exchange. Found dead in her Singapore…

Brocade CTO on OpenDaylight : How Services model works under the hood| #ONS2014

By Valentina Craft Mar 6, 2014

Dave Meyer, CTO and Chief Scientist with Brocade, visited theCUBE in Santa Clara at the Open Networking Summit 2014, where John Furrier and Stu Miniman were on the hunt for the best and brightest…

Truely anonymous chat app Banter launches at SXSW

By Kristen Nicole Mar 6, 2014

SXSW 2014 officially kicks off tomorrow and just like last year, it looks like ambient-aware apps are among the hottest things making their way to the event. Last year, Speeker, Zamp and Tinder all…

Flipboard acquires Zite & teams up with CNN

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 6, 2014

Flipboard, the service that delivers news and social updates directly to your mobile device, has made two announcements that should vastly improve the service for its users. First off, it announced that CNN will…

Getty has just made 35 million images free for everyone to use

By Mike Wheatley Mar 6, 2014

Getty Images has a well deserved reputation for being something of a ‘copyright pig’. Previously, representatives of the company have testified in Congress and lobbied for an expansion of copyright protections. Not so long…

Microsoft’s Nokia acquisition was the ‘last straw’ that forced Steve Ballmer out

By Mike Wheatley Mar 6, 2014

When Steve Ballmer announced that he was going to quit his role as Microsoft’s CEO last summer, the tech world was pretty shocked – all the more so when he refused to give a…

Scale-out SQL databases offer right combination of memory, performance and data durability

By Guest Author Mar 5, 2014

Databases are a lot like programming languages: there’s a great variety to choose from, they have wildly different programming and query interfaces, and there’s a wide gap in available features. And just as choosing the right…

Unlocking business insights in the data-driven enterprise | #BigDataSV

By Maria Deutscher Mar 5, 2014

Organizations have a lot of valuable data laying around, most of it locked away in aging silos that are difficult to manage and even harder to get to. This lack of accessibility poses a…

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Privacy phone wars: Boeing Black vs. the Blackphone vs. Snowden Phone

Autumn Radtke’s life is bigger than Bitcoin : CEO death sets industry ablaze

Brocade CTO on OpenDaylight : How Services model works under the hood| #ONS2014

Flipboard acquires Zite & teams up with CNN

Getty has just made 35 million images free for everyone to use

Microsoft’s Nokia acquisition was the ‘last straw’ that forced Steve Ballmer out

Scale-out SQL databases offer right combination of memory, performance and data durability

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