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How To Get in FONT of the NSA : Fight PRISM with Coded Design

By Mike Wheatley Jun 26, 2013

Since the revelations erupted over the PRISM spying program, we've seen all manner of weird and wonderful ways to avoid the NSA's security dragnet. But this new method tops them all, and by some…

MongoDB Days 2013: Future of MongoDB is Looking Great for DevOps

By Saroj Kar Jun 26, 2013

In recent years, we have seen a growing interest in database management systems that differ from traditional relational model. Central to this is the concept of NoSQL, a term used to denote collectively software…

Microsoft BUILD 2013: What to Expect

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 26, 2013

Microsoft Build 2013 kicks off today at the Moscone Center in San Francisco and will run through until the 28th. This year’s conference is one of the most highly anticipated events Microsoft’s held in…

Hadoop and Splunk Make Hunk: A Cute Name for a Powerful Big Data Tool

By Kyt Dotson Jun 26, 2013

Hadoop is by far one of the most powerful and most popular open-source frameworks for supplying Big Data applications with much needed storage and access to terabytes of data and more–and as well all…

Marketing, Storage + Security: The Crossroads No One Saw Coming

By Ryan Cox Jun 26, 2013

I’m a marketer by trade. The reason that I’ve taken a liking to storage and data in general, is because I think that the CMO of tomorrow has to understand data two- to three…

Sony’s Wearable Computer & Google Hangout Takes On Remote Assistance – SiliconANGLE News Roundup

By Kristin Feledy Jun 26, 2013

Sony’ Pretty Smart – Watch! Yesterday, Sony expanded its wearable computer lineup with the launch of a new smart watch. The SmartWatch 2 is described by Sony as a second screen for your…

Criteo’s VP of Engineering on the Applications of MongoDB in Advertising

By Maria Deutscher Jun 26, 2013

Julien Simon is the vice president of engineering for Criteo, a French firm that works with retailers to serve personalized banner ads to consumers. He recently stopped by theCube to discuss how his company…

Support for Oracle on Hyper-V Good for All Concerned, but Especially Microsoft

By Bert Latamore Jun 26, 2013

Monday’s announcement of an agreement that provides full Oracle support for its products on Microsoft Hyper-V and Azure environments is good news for Oracle, Microsoft, and the users of their products, writes Scott Lowe…

The Necessary Loophole in PRISM, Government USB Ban

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 26, 2013

In line with all the security issues involved in NSAgate and whistleblower Edward Snowden, whether you’re in favor of the government spying on people or not, one overlooked topic is how Snowden was able…

A Small Victory for Ed Snowden: Lawmakers Propose to Block Unwarranted Spying

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 26, 2013

Edward Snowden, quite possibly the most wanted man on Earth , has a few more tricks up his sleeve as it’s been revealed that a whole bunch of NSA documents are still yet to…

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How To Get in FONT of the NSA : Fight PRISM with Coded Design

MongoDB Days 2013: Future of MongoDB is Looking Great for DevOps

Microsoft BUILD 2013: What to Expect

Hadoop and Splunk Make Hunk: A Cute Name for a Powerful Big Data Tool

Marketing, Storage + Security: The Crossroads No One Saw Coming

Criteo’s VP of Engineering on the Applications of MongoDB in Advertising

Support for Oracle on Hyper-V Good for All Concerned, but Especially Microsoft

The Necessary Loophole in PRISM, Government USB Ban

A Small Victory for Ed Snowden: Lawmakers Propose to Block Unwarranted Spying

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