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10gen’s Unified Open Source Front : Rebrands as MongoDB

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 27, 2013

10gen, the company that brought us the open-source document-oriented database system MongoDB, announced that it will now be called MongoDB, Inc. which unifies the open-source database project. The name change is effective immediately. “In…

HP Vertica Analytics Platform Makes Patient Data More Accessible for Physicians

By Maria Deutscher Aug 27, 2013

Hewlett Packard has released a new use case that details how healthcare IT specialist Cerner leverages the Vertica Analytics Platform to improve service levels and make data more accessible for physicians. According to HP,…

How Your CFO Will Learn to Stop Worrying and Love the Cloud

By Chris Locke Aug 27, 2013

If the campaign for cloud infrastructure keeps failing, it’s time to try a new strategy. Too many IT heroes fall because they don’t know how to talk to a CFO. IT and finance employ…

Why The Human Factor Makes the Difference in Digital Music: Spotify vs. Google All Access

By Kathryn Buford Aug 27, 2013

What music lovers want and what they value can be quite different. Following suit of Pandora’s pioneering platform, many music services including Spotify and All Access have used human expertise to teach computers to…

NSA’s UN Hacking Raises Yet More Questions: Is Nothing Left Sacred?

By Mike Wheatley Aug 27, 2013

Last weekend, German newspaper Der Spiegal revealed the rather unsurprising news that the NSA had successfully bugged both the UN and a number of European countries’ US embassies, and also hacked into the UN’s…

Active Data Sets Must be in Flash : The All-Flash Data Center of the Future | #VMworld

By Alina Popescu Aug 27, 2013

Gary Orenstein, EVP at Fusion-io, discussed virtualization trends and the role of flash in delivering fast data, with theCUBE co-hosts Dave Vellante and John Furrier, live at VMWorld 2013. See the entire segment below.…

New in Self-Quantified Health : Smart Toothbrush + More

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 27, 2013

Living a healthy lifestyle can be tough to maintain, especially when you’ve grown accustomed to eating junk food, drinking alcoholic beverages and forget to keep up with your hygienic needs. People say that if…

ARM Steps Up To Power The Internet Of Things

By Mike Wheatley Aug 27, 2013

UK mobile chip maker ARM is refusing to stand still. In the coming months we’re expecting a slew of new ARM-based tablets to arrive, including Apple’s latest iPad and Nokia’s first Windows RT slate,…

Google.ps Hacked for ‘Mislabeling’ Borders

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 27, 2013

Google Palestine was the victim of a defacing by unhappy hackers, who were apparently pissed that the search engine giant had switched its regional search page “Palestinian Territories” to “Palestine” last May, in recognition…

QLogic Tightens VMware Integration with New Drivers, Cloud Service

By Maria Deutscher Aug 27, 2013

Fibre Channel vendor QLogic is attending this week’s VMworld 2013 conference to show off new inbox drivers for its FlexSuite and FabricCache adapters, along with a web-based version of the QConvergeConsole Plug-in for vCenter…

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10gen’s Unified Open Source Front : Rebrands as MongoDB

HP Vertica Analytics Platform Makes Patient Data More Accessible for Physicians

Why The Human Factor Makes the Difference in Digital Music: Spotify vs. Google All Access

NSA’s UN Hacking Raises Yet More Questions: Is Nothing Left Sacred?

Active Data Sets Must be in Flash : The All-Flash Data Center of the Future | #VMworld

New in Self-Quantified Health : Smart Toothbrush + More

ARM Steps Up To Power The Internet Of Things

Google.ps Hacked for ‘Mislabeling’ Borders

QLogic Tightens VMware Integration with New Drivers, Cloud Service

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