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Michael Dell Sweetens the Pot for Shareholders

By Maria Deutscher Jul 30, 2013

Michael Dell rescheduled the much anticipated shareholder vote on his company’s future for the second time this month in an effort to increase support for his modestly sweetened buyout offer. Dell and partner Silver…

Bradley Manning Verdict Due Today in WikiLeaks Military Data Leak

By John Casaretto Jul 30, 2013

After one thousand and 100 days in jail in pretrial detention, 22 charges, facing life – Today the verdict in the Bradley Manning case will be announced. The verdict is expected at Tuesday, July…

Oh No, Thailand’s Just Banned Bitcoin!

By Mike Wheatley Jul 30, 2013

Its emerged that the authorities in Thailand have effectively banned Bitcoin, ruling that the cryptocurrency is “illegal” due to an apparent incompatibility with local laws. The report came from a local Bitcoin startup, www.bitcoin.co.th,…

Diablo Technologies Emerges with Revolutionary Flash Technology That Could Change the Industry

By John Casaretto Jul 30, 2013

Diablo Technologies comes out of stealth today with an announcement on a unique new product and approach to flash that has not been seen in the industry before. The technology platform is known as…

IBM’s New Linux Box Combines the Best of Watson + Open Source

By Maria Deutscher Jul 30, 2013

IBM just pulled the curtains back on the PowerLinux 7R4, an open system that sports a scaled-down version of Watson’s brain. The 7R4 is a four socket, 32 core server designed for analytics, cognitive…

Weekly Big Data Review: SQL Alternatives are All the Rage

By Maria Deutscher Jul 29, 2013

This past week featured a number of Big Data developments. Cloudera released an open-source authentication engine for Hadoop, Google upgraded its Cloud Platform with new data management capabilities, and DataStax raised $45 million in…

The Mind-Boggling Capacity of the NSA’s Utah Facility

By John Casaretto Jul 29, 2013

It’s the largest ongoing Defense construction project in the United States and the power is scheduled to come on sometime on October 1, 2013. In an arms race to collect data, the NSA’s Utah data center…

Development Platform of Apple App Store Partially Back Online

By Saroj Kar Jul 29, 2013

After days of silence over the development of Apple developer site that outraged developers, Apple has started waking up its Developer Centre. If you’ll recall, Apple confirmed that its dev portal was hacked last…

Gartner Names SOASTA as Leader of Integrated Software Quality Suites

By Saroj Kar Jul 29, 2013

With mobile and cloud systems are the driving force behind many great innovations today it unsurprising that they’re taking the lead in software development. The adoption of mobile strategies in a company or even…

Yahoo Changes Policy for Tumblr Adult Content

By Isha Suri Jul 29, 2013

After Yahoo bought Tumblr, the company said that its adult and porn blogs would be left alone. But recently, Yahoo’s new adult blog search policy surfaced, which includes excluding adult blogs from Google, Bing,…

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Michael Dell Sweetens the Pot for Shareholders

Bradley Manning Verdict Due Today in WikiLeaks Military Data Leak

Oh No, Thailand’s Just Banned Bitcoin!

Diablo Technologies Emerges with Revolutionary Flash Technology That Could Change the Industry

IBM’s New Linux Box Combines the Best of Watson + Open Source

The Mind-Boggling Capacity of the NSA’s Utah Facility

Development Platform of Apple App Store Partially Back Online

Gartner Names SOASTA as Leader of Integrated Software Quality Suites

Yahoo Changes Policy for Tumblr Adult Content

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