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Carl Icahn’s Sour Grapes as Dell Takeover Fails

By Mike Wheatley Sep 9, 2013

After buying up millions of dollars worth of shares in PC maker Dell, activist investor Carl Icahn has thrown in the towel, announcing he’ll no longer be pursuing his hostile takeover plans. Icahn states…

Weekly Cloud Review: From APIs to Data Centers

By Maria Deutscher Sep 9, 2013

Developers are a driving force behind the rapid adoption of cloud computing in the enterprise. For companies like Axway, they represent a massive market opportunity that simply can’t be ignored. The Phoenix, Arizona-based cloud…

Icahn Drops Out of Dell Bidding War

By Maria Deutscher Sep 9, 2013

Activist investor Carl Icahn has decided to end his pursuit of PC maker Dell after a 14-month struggle to thwart a buyout offer from founder Michael Dell and his ally, the investment firm Silver…

The Golden Age of Autoworkers Compared to Software Developer

By Saroj Kar Sep 9, 2013

A few days ago, a post entitled Autoworkers of Our Generation appeared, comparing the automobile industry of fifty years ago to software development today. In his post, Greg Baugues argues that 50 years ago,…

Virident’s Ken Grohe Discusses the Flash Transformation #VMworld

By Maria Deutscher Sep 9, 2013

We’re taking this opportunity to recap some of the wise words spoken by Ken Grohe, the vice president of worldwide customer operations for Virident Systems, who stopped by theCube at VMworld 2013 to share his…

If We’re Not Surprised, We’re Not Pushing Ourselves | GE at #tcc13

By Valentina Craft Sep 9, 2013

The 2013 Tableau Customer Conference is currently unfolding at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center in Washington, D.C. The conference key speakers are being interviewed by theCUBE co-hosts Dave Vellante, Wikibon Senior Analyst,…

Google Strengthens its Encryption Methods to Hinder NSA Espionage

By Saroj Kar Sep 9, 2013

From what we understand the NSA has a trove of pilfered, traded, and collected encryption keys collected in a huge database of such codes called the Key Provisioning Service. Encryption codes that protect international…

Opera Coast’s Minimalist iPad Browser : Compare to Safari, Chrome + Dolphin

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 9, 2013

Opera has finally launched its browser for the iPad, and it might be the simplest iPad browser you’ll ever use. Dubbed the Opera Coast, this iPad browser has a very minimalist design, built atop the…

Software-Defined Security : Key To The Future of Cloud | #VMworld

By Alina Popescu Sep 9, 2013

Sean Donaldson, Director of IT Infrastructure at Secure24, talked about his company’s approach to the cloud service market with theCUBE co-hosts Dave Vellante and Stu Miniman, live at the recently concluded VMworld 2013 conference.…

Western Digital Picks Up Virident for $685 Million

By Maria Deutscher Sep 9, 2013

Western Digital, one of the last remaining big fish in the shrinking pond that is the traditional disk market, has agreed to acquire Virident Systems for $685 million. The Milpitas, California-based firm makes PCIe…

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Carl Icahn’s Sour Grapes as Dell Takeover Fails

Weekly Cloud Review: From APIs to Data Centers

Icahn Drops Out of Dell Bidding War

The Golden Age of Autoworkers Compared to Software Developer

Virident’s Ken Grohe Discusses the Flash Transformation #VMworld

If We’re Not Surprised, We’re Not Pushing Ourselves | GE at #tcc13

Google Strengthens its Encryption Methods to Hinder NSA Espionage

Opera Coast’s Minimalist iPad Browser : Compare to Safari, Chrome + Dolphin

Western Digital Picks Up Virident for $685 Million

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