Page 6007 – SiliconANGLE

WANdisco top brass on Big Data disruption | #BigDataNYC

By Maria Deutscher Nov 12, 2013

It’s easy to dismiss a disruptive trend as a bubble waiting to burst, yet the reverse holds true for Big Data, according to WANdisco CEO David Richards. The executive stopped by theCUBE with Jagane…

Apple TV takes a backseat as iWatch release nears

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 12, 2013

It has long been rumored that Apple plans to release its own television set complete with its Apple TV software. According to analyst Paul Gagnon, in order for Apple to successfully launch a TV…

Google Glass gets groovy with music, tattoos & more

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 12, 2013

Google is amping up its wearable tech offering with a feature that will allow wearers to search music from the web or a saved playlist. The feature will be made available to Glass Explorers…

Oracle’s fighting a fool’s war in the DoD

By Ed Boyajian Nov 12, 2013

Most of the government may have been out on furlough for several weeks last month but we know the technology pros at the Department of Defense were still in business mode. Many of the…

Hong Kong Bitcoin site GBL goes missing along with $4.1M in investors’ cash

By Mike Wheatley Nov 12, 2013

Bitcoin’s popularity in China has exploded in recent months, but its not just investors who’ve been tempted by the profit potential of digital currency trading – now it seems that scammers and fraudsters are…

Apple Maps is back on track, fast catching up with Google Maps on iOS

By Mike Wheatley Nov 12, 2013

Apple Maps has been subject to all kinds of jeering and finger pointing over the last year or so, and for good reason too – its made numerous high profile mishaps since it was…

Todd Bashor on Instant Mobility from ServiceNow @theCUBE Conversation

By John Furrier Nov 11, 2013

I had a chance to sit down with Todd Bashor, Director Platform Product Management of ServiceNow, to talk about their new instant mobility solution that they just announced. ServiceNow announced that ServiceNow users across…

Cyber Monday, Cybercrime playday, up to $3.4 Million/Hour at risk – RSA report

By John Casaretto Nov 11, 2013

A recent RSA announcement introduced the results of a study conducted by the Ponemon Institute that examined the cost of fraud and online disruption coinciding with Cyber Monday (December 2). Cyber Monday is of…

From a collection of business units to ‘Viz Biz’ | #IBMIoD recap

By Valentina Craft Nov 11, 2013

On Day One of IBM’s Information on Demand event in Las Vegas last week, theCUBE co-hosts John Furrier and Dave Vellante kicked off live coverage with some pre-game analysis, stating the importance of the…

Curved iPhone coming 2014 : Five concepts to beat

By Kristen Nicole Nov 11, 2013

Whether you think Apple’s copying trends or setting new market standards, a curved iPhone screen could be in the works. The Cupertino phone maker is working on new iPhone designs that include bigger screens…

explore news

WANdisco top brass on Big Data disruption | #BigDataNYC

Apple TV takes a backseat as iWatch release nears

Google Glass gets groovy with music, tattoos & more

Oracle’s fighting a fool’s war in the DoD

Hong Kong Bitcoin site GBL goes missing along with $4.1M in investors’ cash

Apple Maps is back on track, fast catching up with Google Maps on iOS

Todd Bashor on Instant Mobility from ServiceNow @theCUBE Conversation

Cyber Monday, Cybercrime playday, up to $3.4 Million/Hour at risk – RSA report

From a collection of business units to ‘Viz Biz’ | #IBMIoD recap

Curved iPhone coming 2014 : Five concepts to beat

LATEST FROM THECUBE

UPCOMING CUBE EVENTS

RECENT CUBE EVENTS

Infor Velocity Week 2026

Dell AI Data Platform Event: From Ambition to AI at Scale 2026

Fully Connected 2026

NetApp INSIGHT 2026

Dell Technologies AI Leadership Symposium 2026

SIGN IN

Bio

Ethics statement

Contact us

Partner with us

Contact us

Guest inquiry