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Cloud Review: Bad Manners and Acquisitions

By Maria Deutscher Jun 10, 2013

Last week IBM showed its competitors that it plays hardball. The firm announced a multi-billion deal that will extend its cloud business into Amazon’s turf, and later thwarted a lucrative contract that the CIA…

Surveillance State: Liberty & Security – Innovation of Technology Should Drive Government Policy – Opportunity

By John Furrier Jun 8, 2013

This Prism issue is not a new issue. Remember William Binney, whistleblower and former NSA crypto-mathematician who served in the agency for decades, said the David Petraeus sex scandal was most likely exposed using illegal…

Prism & NSA Conversations – Lessons Learned from the NSA on Scaling Data Mining Monitoring

By John Furrier Jun 8, 2013

With all the conversations around the NSA and Prism monitoring our data it’s important to learn what it takes to mine the massive amounts of data. The Atlantic had a great post on the…

ServiceNow VP Discusses App Creation for Newbies

By Maria Deutscher Jun 8, 2013

ServiceNow has positioned itself at the forefront of the abstraction tidal wave that’s sweeping through IT with the recent launch of App Creator, a new system that makes it much easier for users to…

Nutanix Lands in Australia as a Part of Global Expansion Initiative

By Maria Deutscher Jun 8, 2013

Nutanix, an emerging provider of modular cloud infrastructure solutions, has launched its first Australian office in Sydney earlier this week. The new outlet is the eighth international office that the San Jose-based company has…

NSA Spying Denials Prove That Google is Truly Evil

By Mike Wheatley Jun 8, 2013

Google has finally been exposed as the deceitful, two-faced entity it really is, and now it’s desperately trying to spin the revelations of the NSA’ s pervasive spying program to its advantage. The company…

IBM Pulls the Rug from Under AWS

By Maria Deutscher Jun 7, 2013

A $600 million contract between the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and Amazon has been derailed by IBM, which complained that the cloud provider has received favorable treatment from the spy agency. This week, the…

Microsoft Calms the Mob, Addresses Xbox One Critics

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 7, 2013

Microsoft has finally broken its silence on some of the Xbox One’s most pressing issues, in a series of posts. Some rumors addressed: Always connected Microsoft’s post stated that a persistent connection is not…

Dell Compellent Propels the Future of Flash-Only Computing

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 7, 2013

The Dell Enterprise Forum wrapped yesterday in San Jose, CA and the company announced some notable products during the span of the event. First up is Vertex, described as a “data center in a…

If PRISM Exists, Privacy is Dead : Willing Participants Undermine Our Trust

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 7, 2013

Earlier reports have stated that the government is mining data from nine US tech giants which includes Microsoft, Google, Facebook, Apple, Yahoo, AOL and PalTalk with Dropbox soon joining the alliance. It’s worth noting…

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Surveillance State: Liberty & Security – Innovation of Technology Should Drive Government Policy – Opportunity

Prism & NSA Conversations – Lessons Learned from the NSA on Scaling Data Mining Monitoring

ServiceNow VP Discusses App Creation for Newbies

NSA Spying Denials Prove That Google is Truly Evil

Microsoft Calms the Mob, Addresses Xbox One Critics

Dell Compellent Propels the Future of Flash-Only Computing

If PRISM Exists, Privacy is Dead : Willing Participants Undermine Our Trust

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