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HP Research: Is love or your personal data in the air this Valentine’s Day?

By John Casaretto Feb 14, 2014

With Valentine’s Day upon us the last thing many people will think about is malware. However if you look at how many people nowadays get together in the first place to actually celebrate this…

Big Social Data @ the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 14, 2014

The Sochi Winter Olympics are well underway in Russia. Despite a rough start with the media complaining about unfinished hotels, dirty water, not enough rooms, lots of stray dogs and cats, and a glitch…

Hewlett-Packard goes after BYOD with yet another corporate app store

By Maria Deutscher Feb 14, 2014

Thursday morning, Hewlett-Packard unveiled an enterprise app store designed to give today’s increasingly mobile workforce unhindered access to company data across multiple devices while enabling CIOs to minimize the additional risk exposure. The solution…

Google challenges Amazon RDS with Cloud SQL

By Maria Deutscher Feb 14, 2014

More than four years after the launch of Amazon RDS, Google can now boast of having a database-as-a-service solution of its own. Released into general availability on Tuesday after an extensive test period, Cloud…

Hackers snatch $2.7M worth of Bitcoin in raid on Silk Road 2.0

By Mike Wheatley Feb 14, 2014

The reincarnation of the Silk Road website has apparently been rinsed dry by hackers, who made off with 4474.26 Bitcoins worth around $2.7 million from its user’s accounts, according to a report in Forbes.…

Authentic8 takes the browser to the cloud securely

By John Casaretto Feb 13, 2014

One of the biggest concerns to come out of our cybersecurity prediction series was topic of application security. Rife with poor security practices, plenty of mal-intent actors out there and plain old insufficient architecture,…

Microsoft and Hortonworks : Code-committed BFFs | #BigDataSV

By Ryan Cox Feb 13, 2014

Did you ever think you’d live in a world where the ‘oracle of proprietary software’, Microsoft, would be a leader in committing code to open source? If you answered yes, then I’m sure you…

Go faster. Spend less. Do more.: Insights from the Hortonworks and Red Hat partnership| #BigDataSV

By Kathryn Buford Feb 13, 2014

John Kreisa, VP of Strategic Marketing at Hortonworks and Greg Kleinman, Red Hat director of strategy for storage and big data join Jeff Frick in theCUBE at the 2014 Strata Conference. Red Hat and…

The best-of-breed makes a comeback to database architecture : “Big Data” is going away | #BigDataSV

By Valentina Craft Feb 13, 2014

For the first interview of Day Three of BigDataSV Conference in Santa Clara, California, John Furrier and Jeff Frick welcomed John Schweitzer to theCUBE. John is the EVP of Field Operations with DataStax, and he talked about the…

Google’s plan to smite MS with Windows on VMware and Chrome

By David Coursey Feb 13, 2014

It is a marriage of convenience. Google wants to smite Microsoft, especially Windows 7 and 8, while VMware could care less about customers’ operating system choices, so long as the OS can be virtualized.…

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HP Research: Is love or your personal data in the air this Valentine’s Day?

Hewlett-Packard goes after BYOD with yet another corporate app store

Google challenges Amazon RDS with Cloud SQL

Hackers snatch $2.7M worth of Bitcoin in raid on Silk Road 2.0

Microsoft and Hortonworks : Code-committed BFFs | #BigDataSV

Go faster. Spend less. Do more.: Insights from the Hortonworks and Red Hat partnership| #BigDataSV

The best-of-breed makes a comeback to database architecture : “Big Data” is going away | #BigDataSV

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