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Riverbed Announces Community-Centric Spash and Developer-Friendly FlyScript for Software-Defined Networking

By Kyt Dotson Mar 11, 2013

Today Riverbed, an application performance company, announced a suite of new tools provided to developers that will greatly enhance their ability to perform DevOps duties. Amid these, management elements such as in FlyScript—a software-defined scripting…

Uproar Over Amazon’s Plans for Worldwide Web Book Domination

By Mike Wheatley Mar 11, 2013

As the planned expansion of internet domain suffixes draws closer, a number of publishing industry groups have voiced their opposition to the decidely ominous attempts of Amazon.com to secure exclusive rights to the domain…

IBM’s Watson Tackles the Challenge of Improving Outcomes for Cancer Patients

By Bert Latamore Mar 11, 2013

Ed. Note: This is the first of a three-part series looking at how IBM is applying its advanced Watson natural-language cognitive system technology, arguably the world’s most sophisticated Big Data query engine, to the…

Cyberattack: Is Denver the Next Ground Zero?

By John Casaretto Mar 11, 2013

Parastoo takes credit for Mystery JFK Drone, proclaims video will prove it The day may come when we look back at the cyber incidents of early 2013 as the smoking gun, the origin of…

Is HTML5 the Saving Grace for Windows 8 + PCs?

By Amber Harris Mar 11, 2013

It looks as though Microsoft actually has a shot at competing with iOS and Android in BYOD. Mobile app developers have a growing interest in HTML5, especially for Windows 8, which is great news…

Amazon Slashes Rates, Microsoft Shows Off Xbox 720 : Cloud Review

By Maria Deutscher Mar 11, 2013

This week had a few very newsworthy highlights, including the latest from Amazon and VMware, a massive cloud funding round, and a major update about the much-expected Xbox 720. Amazon lowered the rates for…

Microsoft Surface Pro: A Hands-On Review

By Scott Lowe Mar 10, 2013

I’ve written articles about the Microsoft Surface devices – both RT and Pro. While I continue to believe that the RT devices – along with the RT version of Windows 8 – are non-starters,…

ServicesAngle News Briefs for March 8, 2013

By Bert Latamore Mar 9, 2013

EMC, VMware Host Strategic Forum for Institutional Investors EMC Corp. and VMware Inc. will hold their 2013 Strategic Forum for Institutional Investors Wednesday, March 13, at 8:00 a.m. Eastern Time. Keynote speakers will include…

“There is No Such Thing as Raw Data”

By Ryan Cox Mar 9, 2013

The days where you can view data as a static thing are over. Kaput. No mas. Peter Wang, Co-Founder & President of Continuum Analytics, was kind enough to join John Furrier and Dave Vellante…

Breaking Analysis: Rick Jackson a “Great CMO” for VMware, Steps Down. We Look Back on His Vision

By Maria Deutscher Mar 8, 2013

According to our sources VMware’s Rick Jackson is stepping down from his current position as chief marketing officer. He will continue to serve as the virtualization giant’s CMO until a replacement is found. An…

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Riverbed Announces Community-Centric Spash and Developer-Friendly FlyScript for Software-Defined Networking

Uproar Over Amazon’s Plans for Worldwide Web Book Domination

IBM’s Watson Tackles the Challenge of Improving Outcomes for Cancer Patients

Cyberattack: Is Denver the Next Ground Zero?

Is HTML5 the Saving Grace for Windows 8 + PCs?

Microsoft Surface Pro: A Hands-On Review

ServicesAngle News Briefs for March 8, 2013

“There is No Such Thing as Raw Data”

Breaking Analysis: Rick Jackson a “Great CMO” for VMware, Steps Down. We Look Back on His Vision

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