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Weekly Big Data Review: Visualization and National Security

By Maria Deutscher Aug 16, 2013

The Big Data space saw a lot of action this week. Tableau held its first earnings call, CloudPhysics raised funding for its data-driven IT operations tool, and Nimbus pulled the curtains back on two…

The Trouble with Troubleshooting : Part 2

By Guest Author Aug 16, 2013

This is a 2-part series focusing on the use case and possible solution for supporting support engineers (read part 1 here). The series explores one key aspect of this month’s theme of Virtualization –…

Court Throws Out Mark Hurd Lawsuit

By Maria Deutscher Aug 16, 2013

A U.S. District Judge has dismissed a shareholder lawsuit over the lewd conduct of former HP CEO and chairman Mark Hurd, who resigned in 2010 after a marketing consultant named Jodie Fisher accused him…

SmartWorld Weekly: Fancy Solar Panels, IBM’s Renewable Energy System + More

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 16, 2013

If you missed this week’s SmartWorld Series, here’s your chance to catch up on the exciting developments happening in the connected world. This week’s SmartWorld Series featured primped-up solar panels, an egg-shaped gadget to…

This Week in Storage: Hybrid Storage, Flash Memory Array + The United States Navy and Virtualized Desktops

By Ryan Cox Aug 16, 2013

In this week’s storage recap we cover the gambit of storage possibilities. From the Internet of Things driving demand to the United States Navy taking a lead role, storage is becoming a hot button…

WANdisco Earns Dell’s Seal of Approval

By Maria Deutscher Aug 16, 2013

WANdisco, a rising star in the increasingly crowded Big Data space, announced that its newly released Non-Stop NameNode software has been certified for integration and interoperability with Dell PowerEdge servers. Non-Stop NameNode WAN Edition…

What the World Really Wants from iPhone : Biometrics (or an iWatch)

By Kristen Nicole Aug 16, 2013

With word of Apple’s upcoming press event on September 10th, the world awaits what could very well be the next generation iPhone. Many are also hopeful of a fresh iPad design, or an entirely…

NSA Audit Shows Government Illegally Spies On US Citizens

By Mike Wheatley Aug 16, 2013

There’s no end in sight to the leak on US government surveillance programs by Edward Snowden, even as the whistleblower has sought asylum in Russia after promising that he wouldn’t continue to harm US…

VMworld Highlights 2012 : Looking Back to See Forward

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 16, 2013

VMworld 2013 will be kicking off on August 25, 2013 and will run through until the 29th. Before heading out to San Francisco to discover what VMware and its partners have to offer this…

Vietnam’s Cities Use Big Data To Ward Off Traffic & Pollution

By Mike Wheatley Aug 16, 2013

If you want to see how ‘Smart Cities’ are evolving and taking shape, look no further than the Vietnamese city of Da Nang, which has just signed an agreement with IBM to intelligently manage…

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Weekly Big Data Review: Visualization and National Security

The Trouble with Troubleshooting : Part 2

Court Throws Out Mark Hurd Lawsuit

SmartWorld Weekly: Fancy Solar Panels, IBM’s Renewable Energy System + More

This Week in Storage: Hybrid Storage, Flash Memory Array + The United States Navy and Virtualized Desktops

WANdisco Earns Dell’s Seal of Approval

What the World Really Wants from iPhone : Biometrics (or an iWatch)

NSA Audit Shows Government Illegally Spies On US Citizens

VMworld Highlights 2012 : Looking Back to See Forward

Vietnam’s Cities Use Big Data To Ward Off Traffic & Pollution

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