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How GCHQ faked LinkedIn and Slashdot to hack Belgacom, OPEC & others

By Mike Wheatley Nov 11, 2013

Last September, Belgacom, one of the leading telecommunications providers in Belgium, reported that its systems had been infiltrated by a western intelligence agency. This was big news for a couple of reasons – one,…

Microsoft shouldn’t ditch Bing or the Xbox: It’s not just about the money

By Mike Wheatley Nov 11, 2013

There’s been lots of talk over the future direction of Microsoft over the last week, with shortlists of CEO candidates being drawn up and rumors that whoever takes over might decide to drop some…

WANdisco on moving the metadata : Hadoop coming of age | #BigDataNYC

By Maria Deutscher Nov 9, 2013

For Hadoop to become commercially viable as a Big Data operating system, it will have to drive rapid insights from dynamic information streams and address enterprise reliability standards and compliance requirements. Hortonworks and WANdisco…

Weekly Big Data Review: cognitive computing and lightning-fast NoSQL

By Maria Deutscher Nov 9, 2013

IBM is pushing the envelope of business analytics with new solutions for processing and operationalizing Big Data. Most notable among the latest additions to the company’s portfolio is SmartCloud Analytics Predictive Insights, a cognitive…

Redefining Big Data : From bubble to sustainable trend | #BigDataNYC

By Maria Deutscher Nov 9, 2013

Big Data is advancing faster than any other technology in enterprise history, and it’s the Hadoop community’s responsibility to sustain this trend, according to Kognitio’s Michael Hiskey. The executive believes that the analytics space…

Internet of Things Review: Intel, Valve grab headlines

By Maria Deutscher Nov 9, 2013

Intel is getting serious about connected devices. Following in the footsteps of Cisco, the chip maker announced this week that it’s launching a new Internet of Things Solutions group that will develop solutions for…

Weekly Security Review: China and Google

By Maria Deutscher Nov 9, 2013

Cyber-espionage is back on the agenda now that China’s army hackers have renewed their efforts to penetrate organizations in the U.S. and abroad, according to a newly published congressional report by Mandiant. The cybersecurity…

SmartWorld Weekly : From open sourcing to barring the signals

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 9, 2013

This week’s SmartWorld Series features an effort to open source smart home automation solutions, watch that counts down your life, cars that changes color based on the driver’s mood, and fashionable wearable tech. If…

Weekly Cloud Review: OpenStack and Hyperscale

By Maria Deutscher Nov 9, 2013

It’s been an action-packed week in the cloud ecosystem, with several big-name vendors putting their weight behind OpenStack and upping the ante in the open source race to zero. Linux distributor Canonical set itself…

Security developments on Android KitKat mean more enterprise and more stability

By John Casaretto Nov 8, 2013

Android KitKat has been out well over a week now (in production on the Nexus 5) and for those that are running it, the new operating system is packed with many new features. Less…

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How GCHQ faked LinkedIn and Slashdot to hack Belgacom, OPEC & others

Microsoft shouldn’t ditch Bing or the Xbox: It’s not just about the money

WANdisco on moving the metadata : Hadoop coming of age | #BigDataNYC

Redefining Big Data : From bubble to sustainable trend | #BigDataNYC

Internet of Things Review: Intel, Valve grab headlines

Weekly Security Review: China and Google

SmartWorld Weekly : From open sourcing to barring the signals

Security developments on Android KitKat mean more enterprise and more stability

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