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Intel on : Designing the flexible + scalable datacenter of the future | #OCPSummit

By Valentina Craft Feb 11, 2014

Continuing the tech talks on the stage of the Open Compute Summit V in San Jose, California, Eric Hooper (Director of Cloud Service Provider Optimization with Intel) and Grant Richard (Technology Fellow and Managing…

NASA just made moon mining a real possibility

By Mike Wheatley Feb 11, 2014

We’ve heard enthusiastic talk of space asteroid mining missions before, but these ambitious plans could be one step closer to becoming a reality after NASA announced that it’s began accepting applications from private enterprises…

Broadcom makes 4G LTE more accessible to consumers with low-end smartphone chip

By Maria Deutscher Feb 11, 2014

Increasing consumer spending in emerging markets is creating new growth opportunities for mobile phone manufacturers, offering escape from the cutthroat competition in North America and Europe. Major vendors such as Hewlett-Packard are spearheading the…

Uncovering ‘The Mask’, the most sophisticated malware yet?

By Mike Wheatley Feb 11, 2014

An incredibly complex malware that’s said to be one of the most sophisticated ever discovered has been targeting computers around the world since at least 2007, according to a new report from security firm…

Rackspace insiders on the hyperscale supply chain | #OCPSummit

By Maria Deutscher Feb 11, 2014

Hyperscale is fundamentally changing the way infrastructure is deployed and managed, but while the technology itself has the industry abuzz, very little attention is being given to how this new paradigm affects day-to-day business…

Fusion-io moves up the storage food chain with new flash arrays

By Maria Deutscher Feb 10, 2014

Fusion-io, a leading maker of PCIe flash cards for servers, is looking to make a name for itself in the broader storage market with two new systems that utilize speedy ioMemory solid-state drives to…

GCC and LLVM developers collaboration is good for open source ecology

By Saroj Kar Feb 10, 2014

There is something GNU Compiler Collection (GCC) has been lacking for quite some time and a possible collaberation with LLVM/Clang (ow Level Virtual Machine) might help add it. However, some criticisms of this alliance…

LSI systems architect discusses hyperscale and the secret sauce behind Amazon’s cloud dominance | #OCPSummit

By Maria Deutscher Feb 10, 2014

Robert Ober, a systems and processor architect for semiconductor maker LSI, hopped into theCUBE during the recently concluded Open Compute Project (OCP) Summit to share his insider’s perspective on open-source hardware with hosts John…

Big Data Market Reaches $18.6 B, heading for $50 B in 2017

By Bert Latamore Feb 10, 2014

The Big Data market reached $18.6 billion in 2013, a 58 percent growth rate over 2012, writes Wikibon Principal Research Contributor and Big Data Analyst in his just released “Big Data Vendor Revenue and…

SAP overhauls cloud-based training hub

By Maria Deutscher Feb 10, 2014

SAP is taking a page from Cloudera’s book, doubling down on education as part of a push to regain solid footing in the modern enterprise, where an increasing emphasis on productivity growth is driving a…

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Intel on : Designing the flexible + scalable datacenter of the future | #OCPSummit

NASA just made moon mining a real possibility

Broadcom makes 4G LTE more accessible to consumers with low-end smartphone chip

Uncovering ‘The Mask’, the most sophisticated malware yet?

Rackspace insiders on the hyperscale supply chain | #OCPSummit

Fusion-io moves up the storage food chain with new flash arrays

GCC and LLVM developers collaboration is good for open source ecology

LSI systems architect discusses hyperscale and the secret sauce behind Amazon’s cloud dominance | #OCPSummit

Big Data Market Reaches $18.6 B, heading for $50 B in 2017

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