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No future for Xbox consoles and Bing under Stephen Elop leadership?

By Saroj Kar Nov 11, 2013

Since Steve Ballmer has announced that he will resign the post as Microsoft’s CEO, recent reports suggest the company has shortlisted Ford CEO Alan Mulally and former Nokia CEO Stephen Elop as top external…

How Groupon web traffic moves from legacy Ruby on Rails to Node.js

By Saroj Kar Nov 11, 2013

It is well known that Node.js can run locally on Windows and Linux. It interacts with a browser and you can create applications in JavaScript, running locally or remotely and use that with HTML 5…

Matt Schvimmer on ServiceNow HR service automation

By John Furrier Nov 11, 2013

I recently had a chance to sit down with Matt Schvimmer of ServiceNow to talk about the news of their HR Service Automation application. The conversation was about how their Service Automation platform can deliver…

BlizzCon 2013 Round-Up: World of Warcraft gets makeover, Heartstone updates, Starcraft 2 getting tweaks

By Saroj Kar Nov 11, 2013

After a year’s hiatus, BlizzCon 2013 kicked off on November 8 and 9 in California. Blizzard Entertainment returned to the Anaheim Convention Center this week to host the 7th BlizzCon fan event. BlizzCon is…

Gadgets + services to beat the health hazards of tech

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 11, 2013

As a kid I was often warned not to sit too close to the television – it’d mess up my eyes. But teens and young children today have more than just a moderately sized…

MarkLogic’s lead in NoSQL market won’t slow innovation

By Tavis J. Hampton Nov 11, 2013

The NoSQL market is still relatively new, but the current trends suggest it is on pace to equal or even surpass traditional relational database management systems (RDMS). In this rapidly-emerging market, one company, MarkLogic,…

iPad Air might be thin, but storage fattens Apple’s profit margins

By Ryan Cox Nov 11, 2013

Apple is the king of profit margins, and storage has become a lucrative service. Based on a recent report by research firm IHS Inc., The iPad Air that sells for $499 costs Apple $274 to make.…

U.S. spends $400B in R&D, but doesn’t keep the talent

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 11, 2013

In today’s tech savvy world, nerds have risen to the top of the food chain. The best and brightest are put to work in today’s top organizations, contributing to innovative products and services that…

How the race to zero is changing Hadoop’s landscape | #BigDataNYC

By Maria Deutscher Nov 11, 2013

The analytics space has come a long way since SiliconANGLE’s theCUBE first went on air in 2010. Whereas four years ago CIOs were just beginning to grasp the potential of Big Data, enterprises today…

Hortonworks + Microsoft : A team centered in open source innovation | #BigDataNYC

By Maria Deutscher Nov 11, 2013

Big Data is shaking up traditional business intelligence, but that doesn’t mean the two technologies can’t thrive side by side. Herain Oberoi, the director of BI product management at Microsoft, stopped by theCUBE with…

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No future for Xbox consoles and Bing under Stephen Elop leadership?

How Groupon web traffic moves from legacy Ruby on Rails to Node.js

Matt Schvimmer on ServiceNow HR service automation

BlizzCon 2013 Round-Up: World of Warcraft gets makeover, Heartstone updates, Starcraft 2 getting tweaks

Gadgets + services to beat the health hazards of tech

MarkLogic’s lead in NoSQL market won’t slow innovation

iPad Air might be thin, but storage fattens Apple’s profit margins

U.S. spends $400B in R&D, but doesn’t keep the talent

How the race to zero is changing Hadoop’s landscape | #BigDataNYC

Hortonworks + Microsoft : A team centered in open source innovation | #BigDataNYC

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