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Violin Memory Prices New PCIe Chip to Win, Teams with Toshiba to Streamline Supply

By Maria Deutscher Mar 5, 2013

It’s turning out to be a big week for flash. Violin Memory, one of the largest suppliers of SSD-based storage solutions, announced a new product line-up called Velocity. The lineup features three PCIe server…

DARPA Project Aims To Record Every Single Word You Ever Speak

By Mike Wheatley Mar 5, 2013

We’ve been keeping a watchful eye on DARPA and its catalogue of Big Data projects that threaten to change the world, be it for better or worse. Up until recently, its been fair to…

Seagate Pulls the Plug on Disk Lineup as Flash Performance Proves Better

By Maria Deutscher Mar 4, 2013

Seagate just announced that it will stop producing of 7200RPM 2.5 inch disk drives. The manufacturer’s high-end Momentous 7200.4, 7200.2, Momentus Thin 7200, and Momentus XT drives will no longer by the end of…

Original Content Drives Subscription-based Entertainment Industry

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 4, 2013

Microsoft is keeping its promise of a well-rounded entertainment experience on its popular gaming console the Xbox 360. Debuting on Xbox Live today, the British film Pulp is the first original movie available for…

How To Ditch MS Office – Five Free Alternatives That Are Almost As Good

By Mike Wheatley Mar 4, 2013

What with the news that Microsoft’s Office 365 preview is about to expire, there’ll be a lot of worried Windows 8 users out there contemplating having to shell out a small fortune on a…

“We Need an iWatch!” — Do We Now?

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 4, 2013

Apple is known for making products that people never thought of actually needing, but sure as hell want to have them. And this is the case for the infamous iWatch. An iWatch is a…

What Should You Expect to See At GDC 2013

By Isha Suri Mar 4, 2013

The Game Developers Conference 2013, scheduled to kick off at San Francisco’s Moscone Convention Center from March 25 to March 29, is going to be a pilgrimage for the gaming industry professionals and lovers.…

EMC the Only Big Player to Truly “Get” Big Data

By Maria Deutscher Mar 4, 2013

And the Oscar goes to…Hadoop! The promising technology behind Big Data’s unwavering buzz was in the spotlight for an entire week during the Strata Conference last month, and now that we’ve had time to wind down…

Cloud Wars: VMware Steps Up Its Campaign against Amazon

By Maria Deutscher Mar 4, 2013

There’s a tug of war over the enterprise cloud. On one side is VMware with its licensed, private cloud offering, and on the other is Amazon, with its cost-efficient set of public cloud services. AWS is gaining…

All You Wanted to Know About 3D Printing

By Isha Suri Mar 4, 2013

3D Printing turns you from a passive consumer to an active creator. Bound to change the world, this amazing technology lets you render a three-dimensional model of just anything. This way, it turns people…

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Violin Memory Prices New PCIe Chip to Win, Teams with Toshiba to Streamline Supply

DARPA Project Aims To Record Every Single Word You Ever Speak

Seagate Pulls the Plug on Disk Lineup as Flash Performance Proves Better

Original Content Drives Subscription-based Entertainment Industry

How To Ditch MS Office – Five Free Alternatives That Are Almost As Good

“We Need an iWatch!” — Do We Now?

What Should You Expect to See At GDC 2013

EMC the Only Big Player to Truly “Get” Big Data

Cloud Wars: VMware Steps Up Its Campaign against Amazon

All You Wanted to Know About 3D Printing

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