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SolidFire vying for ecosystem prominence as OpenStack matures

By Maria Deutscher Jan 21, 2014

OpenStack is at a crossroads. Already in its fourth year, the project is hailed by supporters as a private cloud alternative to AWS without the lock-in, but there remain significant gaps between vision and…

Don’t expect the “brogrammer” culture to change just because a female joins the team, says DataGravity CEO Paula Long

By Ryan Cox Jan 21, 2014

DataGravity is the brainchild of EqualLogic co-founder Paula Long and John Joseph, who served as the storage vendor’s head of products and marketing for several years. The startup first made a splash in June…

QLogic and Brocade team up for SAN + Gen 6 FC

By Maria Deutscher Jan 21, 2014

Modular appliances that collapse compute and storage into a single resource tier are taking the enterprise data center by storm, but QLogic doesn’t see hyperconvergence vendors like the recently funded Nutanix disrupting its traditional…

iHealth Labs launch takes health monitoring to 3 new levels

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 21, 2014

Wearable technology was big at CES 2014. We saw a multitude of wearable devices that not only keep track of our daily activities but also connect us to our mobile devices. Yet there’s more…

Zscaler predicts big security challenges ahead for 2014

By John Casaretto Jan 21, 2014

As we are set on the path that 2014 has ahead for us, many of the cybersecurity predictions that have been put out are already manifesting in actual events. Zscaler is a cloud security…

The ‘connected home’ is streets ahead of wearable tech

By Mike Wheatley Jan 21, 2014

Few trends are hotter than wearable technology at the moment, which takes the form of all manner of weird and wonderful gizmos, the most common being sleek-looking smart watches and groovy-but-geeky Google Glass. With…

Worst passwords of 2013 : How to keep safe this year

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 21, 2014

Passwords are designed to protect us, but managing them in today’s technologically advanced world seems more trouble than it’s worth. Despite 2013 being a year of consumer awareness for a number of security and…

Get ready to sink your teeth in 3D printed Hershey’s chocolates

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 21, 2014

3D printers have been in existence for quite a while, but even now there are few households that own one seeing as the technology is still prohibitively expensive, and they’re not all that easy…

South Korea’s 2nd biggest data theft sees half the population’s credit card details stolen

By Mike Wheatley Jan 21, 2014

South Korea has just witnessed one of its largest ever cybersecurity breaches, after the credit card details of a whopping 20 million people – almost half of the its population – were stolen from…

Apple & Samsung unlikely to settle with anti-cloning provision

By Mellisa Tolentino Jan 21, 2014

Apple and Samsung’s patent brawl ‘might’ be about to end, as the two firm’s look set to come to some kind of settlement – but only if the South Korean company gives into the…

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Don’t expect the “brogrammer” culture to change just because a female joins the team, says DataGravity CEO Paula Long

QLogic and Brocade team up for SAN + Gen 6 FC

iHealth Labs launch takes health monitoring to 3 new levels

Zscaler predicts big security challenges ahead for 2014

The ‘connected home’ is streets ahead of wearable tech

Worst passwords of 2013 : How to keep safe this year

Get ready to sink your teeth in 3D printed Hershey’s chocolates

South Korea’s 2nd biggest data theft sees half the population’s credit card details stolen

Apple & Samsung unlikely to settle with anti-cloning provision

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