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ServicesAngle News Briefs for February 12, 2013

By Bert Latamore Feb 12, 2013

NaviSite Achieves UK SSAE 16 Compliance, Announces Successful Audit Period NaviSite Inc., an enterprise-class hosting, managed application, managed messaging, and managed cloud service provider, has announced that its cloud-enabled data center in Woking, U.K.,…

Nok Nok Labs Hates Passwords, Wants Them Dead.

By Mike Wheatley Feb 12, 2013

Passwords are going to have a battle on their hands if they want to play a part in the future of online security. If it isn’t Google imagining cryptographic rings as a replacement for…

Looking For Love With Big Data

By Mike Wheatley Feb 12, 2013

Could Big Data be used to help lonely hearts find their soul mate this Valentine’s Day? Well, if you’re one of those that believes the ‘dating game’ is actually just a ‘numbers game’, then…

EMC Announces Continuous Availability Advisory Services, Promises Increased Availability with Major Savings

By Bert Latamore Feb 12, 2013

EMC Global Services has announced a new suite of Continuous Availability Services in response to market demands for always-on active/active IT operations at lower cost. EMC promises that the set of infrastructure assessment and strategic…

Mike Lynch, The World’s #1 Confidence Trickster?

By Mike Wheatley Feb 12, 2013

Is Mike Lynch the world’s most successful conman or what? Judging from today’s revelation that he’s just secured backing to the tune of £1 billion (about $1.57 billion) for his new investment fund, it’s…

Google Pays Apple $1 Billion A Year To Be Default Search Engine on iOS

By Mike Wheatley Feb 12, 2013

It’s no secret that Apple hates Google, so why is it that the latter always seems to worm its way into being the default search engine on iOS devices? Because money talks, that’s why,…

Dell, HP Chasing the Same Software-Defined Dream

By Saroj Kar Feb 12, 2013

The recent announcement of Dell going private remind us that, these days the only thing that doesn’t change is change itself. In an era defined by transition, Dell must remake itself from top to…

Market Shifts May Open New Doors for VMware

By Maria Deutscher Feb 12, 2013

VMware made a strategic acquisition yesterday, perhaps in hopes of regaining investor faith after cutting expectations for 2013. While VMware reported record earnings for the last quarter, the virtualization market leader cut its guidance…

Forget About Office for iPads

By John Casaretto Feb 11, 2013

There’s been a lot of people expecting an Office 2013 for iPad announcement for some time. Then came the revenue standoff for Office 365 on iPad devices, where Apple wanted a significant share of…

VMware Marching Towards Software Defined Datacenter with Software Defined Storage Acquisition of Virsto

By John Furrier Feb 11, 2013

VMware today announced it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Virsto Software, a Sunnyvale, Calif.-based provider of software that optimizes storage performance and utilization in virtual environments. This is a big move for Virsto.…

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ServicesAngle News Briefs for February 12, 2013

Nok Nok Labs Hates Passwords, Wants Them Dead.

Looking For Love With Big Data

EMC Announces Continuous Availability Advisory Services, Promises Increased Availability with Major Savings

Mike Lynch, The World’s #1 Confidence Trickster?

Google Pays Apple $1 Billion A Year To Be Default Search Engine on iOS

Dell, HP Chasing the Same Software-Defined Dream

Market Shifts May Open New Doors for VMware

Forget About Office for iPads

VMware Marching Towards Software Defined Datacenter with Software Defined Storage Acquisition of Virsto

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