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MIT To Reveal Documents Related To Aaron Swartz Trial

By Isha Suri Mar 22, 2013

After a long wait, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has agreed to release the documents related to the trial of Aaron Swartz, who killed himself in January. The renowned Internet activist was accused of…

Jeff Hammerbacher Chief Data Scientist Wants To Change the World – Charlie Rose Interview

By John Furrier Mar 22, 2013

At SiliconANGLE we coined a term “tech athlete” a person who consistently demonstrates excellence at all levels. Jeff Hammerbacher is a “tech athlete”. In real life he was a real athlete going to Harvard…

This Week in the Cloud: Storage, Espionage and Offline Usability

By Maria Deutscher Mar 22, 2013

This week Sanbolic unveiled the latest new release of its flagship product, Amazon had two major updates, and Kyt Dotson discussed the viability of the cloud for gamers. A few days ago Sanbolic launched…

FCC Chairman to Resign, 2 Spots Vacant on FCC Board

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 22, 2013

Julius Genachowski, the Chairman for the Federal Communications Commission, announced that he will be leaving his post in the coming weeks. “Over the past four years, we’ve focused the F.C.C. on broadband, wired and…

IBM Pioneers New Liquid-Based Transistors That Mimic The Human Brain

By Mike Wheatley Mar 22, 2013

IBM researchers have made a dramatic new breakthrough, creating a new model for the transistor that could one day lead to less power-hungry computer chips that mimic the way the human brain operates. Transistors have been at the…

Where DreamWorks Meets Converged Infrastructure : HP

By Maria Deutscher Mar 22, 2013

Hewlett-Packard just released a case study that details its collaboration with DreamWorks Animation on the production of The Croods, an animated family film that debuted in theaters today. The studio has been a client…

Microsoft Transparency Report: Stingy At Home, But Less So Overseas

By Mike Wheatley Mar 22, 2013

Microsoft has followed in the footsteps of Google and Twitter to become the latest tech firm to provide details of information requests submitted to it by law enforcement agencies from around the world. According…

3 Ways Google’s Android Watch Can Rival Apple’s iWatch

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 22, 2013

There’s a new comer in the smartwatch race: Google. According to some sources, the search giant’s Android team is working on a smartwatch that would compete with Apple’s iWatch and Samsung’s recently announced Galaxy…

China Taps Ubuntu To Build National Operating System

By Mike Wheatley Mar 22, 2013

China has signaled its intention to move away from its dependence on western software products, with the announcement that it will work alongside Canonical to develop a new, open-source operating system customized especially for Chinese users. The…

Why Microsoft Debuts Hadoop Offering a Year Behind Schedule [VIDEO]

By Maria Deutscher Mar 22, 2013

This week Microsoft finally unveiled HDInsight, its long-awaited Hadoop service. Wikibon analyst Jeff Kelly discussed the launch and what it means for cloud-based analytics with Kristin Feledy on the SiliconAngle NewsDesk show. Microsoft promised that…

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MIT To Reveal Documents Related To Aaron Swartz Trial

Jeff Hammerbacher Chief Data Scientist Wants To Change the World – Charlie Rose Interview

FCC Chairman to Resign, 2 Spots Vacant on FCC Board

IBM Pioneers New Liquid-Based Transistors That Mimic The Human Brain

Where DreamWorks Meets Converged Infrastructure : HP

Microsoft Transparency Report: Stingy At Home, But Less So Overseas

3 Ways Google’s Android Watch Can Rival Apple’s iWatch

China Taps Ubuntu To Build National Operating System

Why Microsoft Debuts Hadoop Offering a Year Behind Schedule [VIDEO]

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