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Chromebook 11 no longer available due to customer safety concerns

By Maria Deutscher Nov 15, 2013

Hewlett Packard and Google have stopped selling the HP Chromebook 11 after receiving a “small number” of complaints that the power supply provided with the machine overheats, the pair announced in a statement this…

More services make the cloud more attractive | AWS re:Invent 2013

By Alan McStravick Nov 15, 2013

At this week’s AWS re:Invent 2013 conference, Nima Badiey of Pivotal sat down with SiliconANGLE founder John Furrier and Jeff Kelly, Principle Research Contributor to Wikibon on SiliconANGLE’s theCUBE. Pivotal made a bit of…

Amazon’s soft monopoly on cloud + other top stories this week

By Ryan Cox Nov 15, 2013

Live from AWS re:Invent 2013, our roving studio theCUBE has been on the ground at Amazon’s cloud-friendly event all the way. For visitors and interested alike, we heartily suggest that you check up on…

Scale up or scale out – the choice depends on the need

By Bert Latamore Nov 15, 2013

In his latest professional Alert, “Business Needs Dictate the Importance of Scale Up vs Scale Out Storage”, Consultant and Wikibon Analyst Scott Lowe makes an important point that is often lost in the discussion…

EMC’s long-awaited XtremeIO flash array : less than overwhelming

By Bert Latamore Nov 15, 2013

Thursday November 14 EMC made its long awaited announcement of general availability of the first version of the XtremIO all flash array technology, 18 months after it purchased the flash storage startup and nearly…

Dedalus Prime: We’re moving into the golden age of cloud computing | #reinvent

By Alina Popescu Nov 15, 2013

Mauricio Fernandes, President of Dedalus Prime, discussed Brazil’s cloud market and his company’s partnership with Amazon with theCUBE host Dave Vellante, live at the AWS re:Invent conference. Dedalus is “very well-known in Brazil,” Fernandes…

Tattoos as lie detectors : wearable tech gets trendy

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 15, 2013

This week’s Wearable Tech roundup features a tattoo that doubles as a lie detector, a watch that tells you when you’ve had enough fun under the sun, and more fashionable tech for women. Google’s…

Splunk and Ford collaborate on smart car analytics

By Maria Deutscher Nov 15, 2013

Futurist, filmmaker and theCUBE alumnus Jason Silva predicts that sensory data will help reshape our individual and collective destinies, improving our lives in “ways we could never have conceived before.” But while Silva’s Human…

Iran has built a drone that could actually save lives

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 15, 2013

Lifeguards may soon be able to take a breather if a bunch of Iranian engineers have their way. They’re building drones capable of delivering rescue devices to drowning victims. Yes, drones, those little robotic…

Console Wars: PlayStation 4 vs Xbox ONE

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 15, 2013

Sony and Microsoft are both set to sell their new gaming consoles this month. Sony’s PlayStation 4 will hit the store shelves today, while Xbox fans will have to wait until the Nov 22…

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Chromebook 11 no longer available due to customer safety concerns

Amazon’s soft monopoly on cloud + other top stories this week

Scale up or scale out – the choice depends on the need

EMC’s long-awaited XtremeIO flash array : less than overwhelming

Tattoos as lie detectors : wearable tech gets trendy

Splunk and Ford collaborate on smart car analytics

Iran has built a drone that could actually save lives

Console Wars: PlayStation 4 vs Xbox ONE

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