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Tableau makes Big Data accessible for business users | #tcc13

By Maria Deutscher Nov 22, 2013

Wikibon co-founder Dave Vellante and Principal Analyst Jeff Kelly kicked off the sixth annual Tableau Customer Conference in Washington, D.C. with a thorough introduction to the company, its impact on the analytics landscape and…

Livefyre acquires Realtidbits to boost analytics

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 22, 2013

Blog commenting platform Livefyre has announced the acquisition of Realtidbits, a company that specializes in real-time applications such as Comments, Forums, Social Bridge, Pinboard and Image Galleries. Realtidbits powers real-time engagement across 180 million…

Samsung to pay $290M more in damages to Apple

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 22, 2013

Last year, US District Court Judge Lucy Koh ruled that Samsung owed Apple $1.05 billion, after a jury determined that the South Korean company infringed five of Apple’s patents. But that amount was soon…

Analysis: Amazon consumerizes enterprise computing | #re:Invent2013

By Maria Deutscher Nov 22, 2013

Amazon’s recently concluded re:Invent 2013 summit marked a turning point in the company’s journey to extend its dominance to the enterprise. The re:Invent 2013 juggernaut advanced into the realm of managed services and opened…

Silk Road owner ‘Dread Pirate Roberts’ accused of two new murder attempts

By Mike Wheatley Nov 22, 2013

Ross Ulbricht, AKA Dread Pirate Roberts, the man accused of being behind the infamous Silk Road online black market, has been charged with ordering an additional four murders on his enemies, according to a…

Amazon closes the loop on Big Data | #re:Invent 2013

By Maria Deutscher Nov 22, 2013

After three days of sifting through product announcements and interviewing the tech industry’s top thought leaders, SiliconANGLE founder John Furrier and Wikibon Principal Analyst Jeff Kelly got back into theCUBE to wrap up re:Invent…

CryptoLocker malware encrypts your files, then sells you the key for Bitcoins

By John Casaretto Nov 21, 2013

What do CryptoLocker and Healthcare.gov have in common? Well, they’re both big, they are both affecting a lot of people, and there’s a lot of nasty code in both of them. Not to start…

[24]7 study reveals modern consumer disconnects

By John Casaretto Nov 21, 2013

[24]7 has unveiled some leading research that sheds light on the new expectations that consumers bring to the enterprise. With the accelerating adoption of smartphones, today’s consumers engage in stops and starts across multiple…

Microsoft Xbox One: Apps, entertainment, and the personal cloud rolling in

By Kyt Dotson Nov 21, 2013

Microsoft’s Xbox One isn’t just an interesting piece of hardware with an upgraded controller, better Kinect, and a nice boatlaod of games–it’s also a bevy of new social applications, an entire network, and a…

Microsoft Xbox One: black, silent, reliable and entertainer with strong lineup of games

By Saroj Kar Nov 21, 2013

The PS4 has come on the market and has instantly became a massive hit. The game console was sold more than one million times in 24 hours after its launch. Now it’s time for…

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Tableau makes Big Data accessible for business users | #tcc13

Livefyre acquires Realtidbits to boost analytics

Samsung to pay $290M more in damages to Apple

Analysis: Amazon consumerizes enterprise computing | #re:Invent2013

Silk Road owner ‘Dread Pirate Roberts’ accused of two new murder attempts

Amazon closes the loop on Big Data | #re:Invent 2013

CryptoLocker malware encrypts your files, then sells you the key for Bitcoins

[24]7 study reveals modern consumer disconnects

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