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Virident’s post-merger strategy : Flash storage + software | #oow13

By Maria Deutscher Nov 28, 2013

Ken Grohe, Virident’s vice president of worldwide customer operations, returned to theCUBE at Oracle OpenWorld 2013 to discuss the latest developments from his company and the use cases that are driving flash adoption in…

Symantec’s cloud locker falls victim to mobile revolution

By Maria Deutscher Nov 28, 2013

Faltering demand for personal computers has led Symantec to shut down its Backup Exec.cloud service, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday. The company is pulling the plug on the cloud locker in an effort to slim…

Broadcom boosts smart cars, wearable tech : Embraces DevOps

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 28, 2013

It has been predicted that use of in-car, WiFi-enabled applications will grow eight-fold by 2019. In anticipation for this growth, Broadcom is boosting its effort in this space, announcing a new line of wireless…

Jolla smartphone debuts in Finland featuring Sailfish OS

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 28, 2013

A bunch of ex-Nokia engineers have just launched Jolla, pronounced Yol-la, the first mobile devices running the open-source Sailfish OS. The operating system isn’t based on Android but nevertheless it can run most Android…

Seven apps to make Thanksgiving a little more fun

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 28, 2013

Thanksgiving marks the start of the holiday season and what better way to kick things off with some apps to help you make this day a little more special for you and your loved…

Bitcoin breaks the bank at $1,000, but its not the only cryptocurrency making waves

By Mike Wheatley Nov 28, 2013

Overnight the value of Bitcoin smashed through the $1,000 barrier for the first time, an historic milestone for the crypto-currency that’s now cemented its status as a viable alternative to government-backed fiat currencies. As…

NSA planned to discredit Muslim radicalizers by spying on their porn habits

By Mike Wheatley Nov 28, 2013

Leaks involving the NSA’s massive surveillance campaign keep on coming, with the latest being that government spooks collected evidence of online sexual activity and visits to pornographic websites as part of a plan to…

Microsoft brings in the Pawn Stars Crew to bash Google’s Chromebook

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 28, 2013

Microsoft just can’t stop making fun out of Google’s efforts in the laptop industry and to help it do so, it’s just hired the guys from the Gold and Silver Pawn Shop. Rick Harrison…

Bitcoin value hits $1,000

By Kyt Dotson Nov 27, 2013

In what is by far the first ever time, BTC value has hit an average of $1,000 USD across exchanges. This is historic perhaps only because modern mathematics is base-10 and people psychologically love…

2014 Cybersecurity Forecasts

By John Casaretto Nov 27, 2013

On a bit of a programming note, all month long in the month of December, SiliconANGLE will be featuring cybersecurity stories that focus on 2014 and beyond. We have gathered a number of thought…

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Virident’s post-merger strategy : Flash storage + software | #oow13

Symantec’s cloud locker falls victim to mobile revolution

Broadcom boosts smart cars, wearable tech : Embraces DevOps

Jolla smartphone debuts in Finland featuring Sailfish OS

Seven apps to make Thanksgiving a little more fun

Bitcoin breaks the bank at $1,000, but its not the only cryptocurrency making waves

NSA planned to discredit Muslim radicalizers by spying on their porn habits

Microsoft brings in the Pawn Stars Crew to bash Google’s Chromebook

Bitcoin value hits $1,000

2014 Cybersecurity Forecasts

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