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Solving People Problems Makes Tech Fall Into Line + Open Source Attracts Talent | #velocityconf

By Valentina Craft Jun 21, 2013

From the Velocity Conference in Santa Clara, John Furrier, theCUBE host, talked to Sascha Bates, DevOps Enthusiast and Automation Junky at Bratty Redhead about the trends in the industry. The Velocity Conference is not…

2 New Voice-Activated Assistants for Today’s Smart Home

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 21, 2013

Wouldn’t it be cool if you could walk in your house and command things to turn on or off with just the sound of your sultry voice? Though this scenario may sound like a…

Update LIVE: Any Holes in NSA’s Secret Documents to Protect US Citizens?

By Kristin Feledy Jun 21, 2013

Updated with full video – see below. Following Edward Snowden’s public ouster of the PRISM program, more information has come out regarding NSA practices with The Guardian releasing a statment that the NSA is…

Cisco Acquires Composite Software on the Heels of Citrix Partnership

By Maria Deutscher Jun 21, 2013

Networking juggernaut Cisco signed a definitive agreement to buy Composite Software, a San Mateo, Calif.-based company that sells data virtualization software and related services. Under the terms of the agreement, Cisco will shell out…

O’Reilly Velocity Highlights: Web Performance Drives Business Value

By Maria Deutscher Jun 21, 2013

TheCube crew attended this week’s Velocity conference to bring you the latest news and analysis from the web development scene. Co-hosts John Furrier and Dave Vellante kicked off the first day of the event…

What’s Up With Mt. Gox? US Dollar Withdrawals Suspended for “Next Two Weeks”

By Mike Wheatley Jun 21, 2013

As the world’s most popular Bitcoin exchange, Mt. Gox sees a huge amount of traffic with thousands of users each day transferring money into the exchange to buy the virtual currency, or else to…

How to Squeeze 1,000 Terabytes of Data onto a Single DVD

By Mike Wheatley Jun 21, 2013

DVDs and Blu-ray discs probably don’t get as much respect as they deserve from technophiles, simply because the amount of data they can store in comparison to hard drives or flash is minuscule. But…

Wikibon: New Players Poised to Disrupt the Network

By Maria Deutscher Jun 21, 2013

Two hot new startups are gearing up for an assault on the traditional networking paradigm. Wikibon senior analyst Stu Miniman examined each one and provided his take on their respective technologies in a recent…

Leaked FISA Documents Show The NSA Can Access US Data Without a Warrant

By Mike Wheatley Jun 21, 2013

The Guardian has just released a new bunch of FISA documents relating to the NSA’s PRISM spying program, in particular regarding the circumstances under which it can can collect data on US citizens, and…

Quick How-To for Video on Instagram + #RIPVine Memes

By Ryan Cox Jun 20, 2013

So Instagram announced Vine, I mean video on Instagram today. Instagram co-founder Kevin Systrom unveiled the new video product at an event at Facebook’s headquarters on Thursday. Instagram boasts 130 million active users each…

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Solving People Problems Makes Tech Fall Into Line + Open Source Attracts Talent | #velocityconf

2 New Voice-Activated Assistants for Today’s Smart Home

Update LIVE: Any Holes in NSA’s Secret Documents to Protect US Citizens?

Cisco Acquires Composite Software on the Heels of Citrix Partnership

What’s Up With Mt. Gox? US Dollar Withdrawals Suspended for “Next Two Weeks”

How to Squeeze 1,000 Terabytes of Data onto a Single DVD

Wikibon: New Players Poised to Disrupt the Network

Leaked FISA Documents Show The NSA Can Access US Data Without a Warrant

Quick How-To for Video on Instagram + #RIPVine Memes

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