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LIVE: Some 200 Senior IBM Executives Head to Washington to Ensure CISPA Passes

By Ryan Cox Apr 16, 2013

Nearly 200 senior IBM executives will pound the pavement on Capitol Hill today to press lawmakers to pass the controversial cybersecurity bill that will come up for a vote in the House this week.…

LIVE: Google Glass API Not So Open? Privacy vs. Revenue

By Ryan Cox Apr 16, 2013

Google has officially announced the tech specs of the infamous Google Glass, and developers aren’t exactly given a lot to work with. Let’s start with the good news for developers wanting a crack at…

Pica8 Pulls the Covers Off New SDN Framework

By Maria Deutscher Apr 16, 2013

Pica8 just announced a new software-defined networking solution for cloud service providers, the Pica8 Open Data Center Framework. The Palo Alto-based startup pegs its latest offering as a suite of “essential building blocks” for…

Google Reveals Glass Specs + API : Has a Ton of Developer Restrictions

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 16, 2013

Google has officially announced the tech specs of the infamous Google Glass, giving consumers and developers plenty to mull over before the new wearable device hits the market. For users . According to its…

OpenStack’s Other Worldly Origins + AWS Rivalry : A Brief History

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 16, 2013

OpenStack Summit is in full swing in Portland, Oregon this week. Launched in 2010 by Rackspace and NASA, OpenStack is all about providing cloud computing to everyone, but how it has become one of the…

Reddit Becomes News Corkboard for Aftermath of Boston, Massachusetts Marathon Explosions

By Kyt Dotson Apr 15, 2013

Often self-dubbed “the front page of the Internet,” social media news aggregator is making its bones today for that subtitle as users are using the service as a news corkboard for updates, information and…

Focus on the Code, Leave the Infrastructure to Cloud Foundry

By Ryan Cox Apr 15, 2013

Cloud Foundry wants to help your developers to spend more time on code, and less time on middleware. Dekel Tankel – Director of Product Marketing, Cloud Foundry & Pivotal, stopped by to talk with John…

Sputnik Laptop and Why Dell Supports OpenStack

By Ryan Cox Apr 15, 2013

For our last interview of Day 1 of #OpenStackSummit, John Furrier (Founder, SiliconANGLE) and Jeff Frick (Team member, theCUBE) interviewed Barton George (Director, Developer Programs, Cloud Group at Dell). In the interview we got…

Microsoft’s Own Cloud Remains an Issue for OpenStack Interoperability

By Adrien Vielder Apr 15, 2013

SiliconAngle’s theCube hosts John Furrier and Jeff Frick had the opportunity to talk with Alessandro Pilotti, the CEO of Cloudbase Solutions, during the 2013 OpenStack Summit, which kicked off today in Portland, Oregon. Pilotti discussed Cloudbase’s work…

“Storage is terrified” of OpenStack, says Piston Cloud CTO Joshua McKenty

By Ryan Cox Apr 15, 2013

Here is a cool fact for you: the original version of OpenStack was published on Joshua McKenty’s blog. When OpenStack launched Nova, there were some 6,000 lines of code. OpenStack now has over 1.25…

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LIVE: Some 200 Senior IBM Executives Head to Washington to Ensure CISPA Passes

LIVE: Google Glass API Not So Open? Privacy vs. Revenue

Pica8 Pulls the Covers Off New SDN Framework

Google Reveals Glass Specs + API : Has a Ton of Developer Restrictions

Reddit Becomes News Corkboard for Aftermath of Boston, Massachusetts Marathon Explosions

Sputnik Laptop and Why Dell Supports OpenStack

“Storage is terrified” of OpenStack, says Piston Cloud CTO Joshua McKenty

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