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The human edge of Big Data | #BigDataNYC

By Maria Deutscher Nov 4, 2013

The Big Data market is on the verge of a new era, with information becoming more accessible through a combination of self-service capabilities and advanced visualization features. Edd Dumbill, the vice president of strategy…

Anonymous hacks The Straits Times, threatens war against Singapore government

By Mike Wheatley Nov 4, 2013

Singapore’s leading newspaper, The Straits Times, became the latest victim of hacktivist group Anonymous this morning, after the collective hacked its website to announce the start of an all-out war against the country’s government.…

The digital landscape in China [Video]

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 4, 2013

China is often viewed as a secluded place, favoring local trade over Western involvement. Not that Western brands aren’t accepted in China, but in many cases the Chinese people prefer known and familiar brands.…

Nokia gets new lease of life, renews patent licensing agreement with Samsung

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 4, 2013

Samsung and Nokia’s current patent licensing agreement was set to run out by the end of the year, but the Finnish company has just extended the deal for another five years. “This extension and…

Weekly Cloud Review: Converged infrastructure + developer outreach

By Maria Deutscher Nov 3, 2013

With the consumerization of IT sweeping through the enterprise, organizations are increasingly embracing the private cloud in an effort to keep up with the fast-evolving expectations of their end-users. The path to addressing the…

Hadoop mythbusting and other things MapR gets right #BigDataNYC

By Kathryn Buford Nov 2, 2013

Continuing their ongoing coverage of SiliconANGLE’s own Big Data NYC Conference, John Furrier and Dave Vellante spoke with Jack Norris, MapR CMO in theCUBE. The three discuss three myths associated with Hadoop and how…

Salesforce’s still chasing Oracle, but it needs Oracle’s help to do it

By Mike Wheatley Nov 2, 2013

With Salesforce’s annual Dreamforce conference set to kick off later this month, the spotlight once again falls on its ongoing love/hate relationship with Oracle, and what each company is doing to wrongfoot the other.…

Internet of Things review: Cisco’s new IoT + Google Glass accessories

By Maria Deutscher Nov 1, 2013

It’s go big or go extinct for Cisco, which seeks to adapt its enterprise networking franchise to the burgeoning Internet of Things in a push to capitalize on the coming wave of connected devices.…

Weekly security review: MongoHQ goes into lockdown

By Maria Deutscher Nov 1, 2013

MongoDB hosting company MongoHQ has suffered a breach of its systems on Monday, forcing it to go into lockdown to minimize the damage to users. The attackers reportedly gained access to the firm’s network…

Weekly Big Data review: App development and BI

By Maria Deutscher Nov 1, 2013

Not wanting to be overlooked amidst the Hadoop ecosystem’s bold push into the cloud, several prominent vendors decided to stay on the sidelines of the Big Data Week festival. Unified monitoring provider Zenoss led…

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The human edge of Big Data | #BigDataNYC

Anonymous hacks The Straits Times, threatens war against Singapore government

The digital landscape in China [Video]

Nokia gets new lease of life, renews patent licensing agreement with Samsung

Hadoop mythbusting and other things MapR gets right #BigDataNYC

Salesforce’s still chasing Oracle, but it needs Oracle’s help to do it

Internet of Things review: Cisco’s new IoT + Google Glass accessories

Weekly security review: MongoHQ goes into lockdown

Weekly Big Data review: App development and BI

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