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Glass Explorer gets booted out the movie theater, accused of movie piracy

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 22, 2014

If you’re one of those lucky Google Glass owners whose fond of wearing the device everywhere you go, turned on or not, you might want to reconsider doing so. An anonymous reader of The…

Amazon denies online pay-TV effort

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 22, 2014

Would you be surprised if Amazon launched an online pay-TV service? No, neither would we, especially when it continues to offer a growing amount of original content, such as Alpha House, Betas, and children’s…

Hortonworks launches HDP 2.0 for Windows

By Maria Deutscher Jan 22, 2014

Hortonworks, the buzzed-about Big Data startup that spun out of Yahoo in 2011, announced today the availability of its latest Hadoop distribution for Windows. The Linux edition of Hortonworks Data Platform (HDP) 2.0 hit…

IBM charts its course as a cloud service provider #The CIO Angle

By Bert Latamore Jan 22, 2014

IBM kicked off the new year in dramatic fashion, setting its direction for 1014 and beyond last week with three dramatic announcements, including the commitment of more than $2 billion in funding, and that…

Fusion-io beats out competition with ultra-fast hybrid arrays

By Maria Deutscher Jan 22, 2014

Fusion-io, the company that single-handedly put server-side flash on the CIO’s radar, is now making a splash in the hybrid storage market with its ioControl array for small and medium enterprises. Unveiled just three…

GE picks up API Healthcare to round out Industrial Internet vision

By Maria Deutscher Jan 22, 2014

GE is is investing heavily to lay down the foundations for Industrial Internet, its vision for a global network of “smart” machines that will provide a constant stream of real-time sensory data for minute-by-minute…

Microsoft wants to see an international treaty on digital surveillance

By Mike Wheatley Jan 22, 2014

The NSA reforms announced by President Barack Obama last week fell somewhat short of what many people were hoping for. And that includes Microsoft, which as we know only too well, was one of…

Accenture gobbles up Germany’s ClientHouse for a seat on the Salesforce bandwagon

By Maria Deutscher Jan 22, 2014

Top IT vendors have been cozying up to Salesforce lately in a bid to catch up on the industry-wide shift to the cloud, but Accenture is having none of it. The consultancy is reasserting…

Sorry Seagate, but your hard drives suck

By Mike Wheatley Jan 22, 2014

The online backup provider Backblaze came up with some interesting statistics about the mortality rates of its hard drives last November, based on the 25,000 units it has in service. It’s study at the…

Chronicles from theCUBE: Looking Back, #VTUG 2014

By Greg Stewart Jan 21, 2014

On January 16, 2014 theCUBE traveled to Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, MA for the eighth annual Virtualization Technology Users Group (VTUG) Winter Warmer. The mission of VTUG is to provide education and information to IT Professionals…

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Glass Explorer gets booted out the movie theater, accused of movie piracy

Amazon denies online pay-TV effort

Hortonworks launches HDP 2.0 for Windows

IBM charts its course as a cloud service provider #The CIO Angle

Fusion-io beats out competition with ultra-fast hybrid arrays

GE picks up API Healthcare to round out Industrial Internet vision

Microsoft wants to see an international treaty on digital surveillance

Accenture gobbles up Germany’s ClientHouse for a seat on the Salesforce bandwagon

Sorry Seagate, but your hard drives suck

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