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Content is king for Yahoo! as it unveils two new verticals @ #CES2014

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 8, 2014

The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas is considered a great venue for launching new devices and services. As such, Yahoo! took the opportunity to unveil a new service that puts its focus on…

QLogic’s new CEO tackles OEM + storage : Moving back to the compute

By Ryan Cox Jan 8, 2014

After a long seven months, QLogic finally found its man. Prasad Rampalli, senior vice president for an engineering division at EMC, was recently announced the new president and CEO of the California-based data center…

Biz Stone finally unveils visual Q&A service Jelly

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 8, 2014

Biz Stone, the Twitter co-founder who left the company to explore other areas in mobile and social, has finally unveiled his much awaited company and service – Jelly. If the name “Jelly” conjures up…

Broadcom boosts bandwidth-intensive workloads with new 5G Wi-Fi SoCs

By Maria Deutscher Jan 8, 2014

Networking semiconductor maker Broadcom is something of a trendsetter, having been the first vendor to introduce quad-combo 802.11n chips and 5G transceivers with gigabit Ethernet. Before that, the company helped establish Bluetooth as a…

Wolfram bids to make the Internet of Things actually work

By Mike Wheatley Jan 8, 2014

If the Internet of Things is ever going to realize its true potential, then all of our connected gizmos, gadgets and sensors are going to need to speak the same language at some point.…

HP jumps into CES gadget craze with new all-in-ones

By Maria Deutscher Jan 8, 2014

Hewlett-Packard can’t boast of being on the bleeding edge of wearable technology like some the other exhibitors at this week’s Consumer Electronics Show, but the hardware giant still has its PC mojo. The company…

Cloud Elements introduces unified API for top cloud lockers

By Maria Deutscher Jan 8, 2014

Integration is becoming an even bigger priority for CIOs as end-users move more of their files to the cloud while pulling in growing amounts of unstructured data from external sources. The subsequent need for…

Sony’s PlayStation Now signals hardcore gaming intent

By Mike Wheatley Jan 8, 2014

Sony took to the stage at CES yesterday to announce its brand new cloud-based gaming service, called PlayStation Now, which aims to bring a range of classic PlayStation titles to all kinds of different…

Harvard needs “all students to appreciate science,” speaks on open Internet | #MITECIR

By Alina Popescu Jan 7, 2014

Venkatesh Narayanamurti, Professor of Physics at Harvard University, discussed the need of tech professionals to understand the world they live in and the connection between discovery and innovation. Meeting with theCUBE co-hosts Dave Vellante…

Cisco moves content delivery platform to the cloud at CES 2014

By Maria Deutscher Jan 7, 2014

A year after exiting the home networking market with the sale of Linksys to Belkin, Cisco is as determined as ever to gain a foothold in the living room, but this time around the…

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Content is king for Yahoo! as it unveils two new verticals @ #CES2014

QLogic’s new CEO tackles OEM + storage : Moving back to the compute

Biz Stone finally unveils visual Q&A service Jelly

Broadcom boosts bandwidth-intensive workloads with new 5G Wi-Fi SoCs

Wolfram bids to make the Internet of Things actually work

HP jumps into CES gadget craze with new all-in-ones

Harvard needs “all students to appreciate science,” speaks on open Internet | #MITECIR

Cisco moves content delivery platform to the cloud at CES 2014

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