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Samsung Comes To Silicon Valley Big Time

By John Furrier Dec 29, 2012

Samsung is coming to Silicon Valley in a big way to try to stay a leader in the consumer electronics game. Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd, is investing in Silicon Valley by expanding their existing…

Breaking Analysis: Software Defined Networking OpenFlow is positioned to succeed in 2013

By John Furrier Dec 29, 2012

By Steve Noble, Principle of Router Analysis We open this final post on the State of OpenFlow 2012 testing with a very specific statement: OpenFlow is positioned to succeed in 2013. The final report, which…

Insecure WordPress Cache Plugin Renders Sensitive Data Vulnerable

By Mellisa Tolentino Dec 28, 2012

WordPress users beware! Researcher Jason A. Donenfeld discovered a vulnerability in a popular WordPress plugin, W3 Total Cache, which is described as a “performance framework” that speeds up sites, speeds up page load, downloads…

Software defined Datacenter Models Threaten Oracle’s Revenue Model

By John Furrier Dec 28, 2012

SiliconANGLE has been talking about a new trend called Software-led Infrastructure, also know as software-defined datacenter. It’s now a formal research and editorial topic at SiliconANGLE and Wikibon.org. Software-led Infrastructure is a new phenom…

China Just Destroyed The Last Remnants Of Internet Freedom

By Mike Wheatley Dec 28, 2012

China has never been the easiest place to surf the net anonymously, but now it’s become virtually impossible following the government’s most recent move to tighten its iron grip on web usage. Earlier today,…

Top 5 Infrastructure Trends of 2012

By Tavis J. Hampton Dec 28, 2012

As 2012 comes to a close, now is a time to reflect on the previous year and also plan for the upcoming one. To say that the data center has undergone some changes may…

Tech in 2012: Microsoft Disrupts BYOD, Lenovo Has the Right Mobile/PC Strategy

By Maria Deutscher Dec 28, 2012

SiliconAngle news editor Kristen Nicole wraps up her three-part recap on the top consumer trends in 2012 with a discussion about mobile, including notable product launches and other big plays by leading vendors (full…

Africa Gets Its First ‘Homegrown’ Tablet and Smartphone

By Mike Wheatley Dec 28, 2012

Smartphones have taken off big time in Africa, with latest figures from the World Bank revealing that the continent now has more mobile subscribers than either North America or Europe, coming only second to…

AI On the Rise Weekly: Robots Work While Humans Party During the Holidays

By Cherr Aira Dec 28, 2012

No humans, no problem. It’s business as usual for Wall Street even with its “human” power partying at homes with their loved ones for the holidays. The robots equipped with algorithms are working for…

3D Printing Has a Lot to Look Forward to in 2013: The Physible and Beyond

By Kyt Dotson Dec 28, 2012

For the year of 2012, we’ve been looking at what’s been going on in the realm of 3D printing—that last-mile for enterprise and consumers to prototype or print their own “things.” Right now, the…

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Samsung Comes To Silicon Valley Big Time

Breaking Analysis: Software Defined Networking OpenFlow is positioned to succeed in 2013

Insecure WordPress Cache Plugin Renders Sensitive Data Vulnerable

Software defined Datacenter Models Threaten Oracle’s Revenue Model

Tech in 2012: Microsoft Disrupts BYOD, Lenovo Has the Right Mobile/PC Strategy

Africa Gets Its First ‘Homegrown’ Tablet and Smartphone

AI On the Rise Weekly: Robots Work While Humans Party During the Holidays

3D Printing Has a Lot to Look Forward to in 2013: The Physible and Beyond

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