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Silicon Valley’s Unique Cycle of Wealth Creation and Transfer

By Guest Author Mar 20, 2013

Disruption in the technology industry is not new, but the agents of change will surprise you. By Gary Griffiths, CEO of Trapit A while back, Dan Lyons quoted longtime Silicon Valley investment banker Sanu…

CIA Spies Amazon For Its Private Cloud

By Mike Wheatley Mar 20, 2013

An intriguing report has emerged today that claims the CIA has turned to Amazon to help it build a private cloud. According to the report in Federal Computer Weekly, the spy agency has signed…

Microsoft Ending Support for Windows Phone 8 Next Year, But What’s Coming Next?

By Mike Wheatley Mar 20, 2013

Microsoft caused a bit of a stir earlier this week when it announced that support for Windows Phone 8 will end after a period of 18 months, on July 8, 2014. The revelation instantly…

6 Ways Enterprise Software Completely Changes in the New World of SaaS

By Jeetu Patel Mar 20, 2013

As enterprise software moves into the world of SaaS and consumer technology innovations invade the workplace, how we design, build and sell business technology both changes fundamentally and remains exactly the same. Do you…

What Drives Alpha Geeks? Crunching Data for the Greater Good

By Maria Deutscher Mar 20, 2013

We talk about the technology behind Big Data a great deal, but it’s important to remember the large scale implications of what Big Data becomes once it’s been contextualized for the human experience. Big…

Sqrrl Appoints New CEO to Spearhead Big Data Security Push

By Maria Deutscher Mar 19, 2013

This morning, sqrrl announced that Mark Terenzoni will be taking over as company’s chief executive officer. The newly appointed CEO brings twenty years of experience to the Cambridge-based startup, which was founded in 2012…

Itanium Damage Done, HP Wants $4 Billion from Oracle

By Maria Deutscher Mar 19, 2013

Prior to the acquisition of Sun, Oracle entered into a long term agreement with HP to develop software for Intel’s Itanium chips, which can be found in a large percentage of the latter’s high-end…

Hijacking Vulnerability Discovered in EA’s Origin Gaming Service

By Isha Suri Mar 19, 2013

A vulnerability has been discovered in Electronic Art’s Origin game distribution service that allows attackers to remotely execute malicious code on players’ computers. Demonstrated at the Black Hat security conference in Amsterdam, the hijacking vulnerability of the…

“Weev” Sentenced to 41 Month in Prison and 3 Years Supervised Release

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 19, 2013

Andrew ‘weev’ Auernheimer was sentenced to 41 months imprisonment due to finding a security flaw in AT&T’s website. The security flaw enabled weev to collect personal data of 114,000 iPad owners on AT&T’s network.…

The Revolution Will Be Augmented: OWS Should Embrace Google Glass

By Kyt Dotson Mar 19, 2013

The newest threat to public privacy is barely out of the gate and already speculation is wild about how Google glass will be used. Thoughts on how it will lead to a black eye…

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Silicon Valley’s Unique Cycle of Wealth Creation and Transfer

Microsoft Ending Support for Windows Phone 8 Next Year, But What’s Coming Next?

6 Ways Enterprise Software Completely Changes in the New World of SaaS

What Drives Alpha Geeks? Crunching Data for the Greater Good

Sqrrl Appoints New CEO to Spearhead Big Data Security Push

Itanium Damage Done, HP Wants $4 Billion from Oracle

Hijacking Vulnerability Discovered in EA’s Origin Gaming Service

“Weev” Sentenced to 41 Month in Prison and 3 Years Supervised Release

The Revolution Will Be Augmented: OWS Should Embrace Google Glass

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