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Cerego Tracks Your Brain Data Without Implanting A Chip [BETA Invites]

By Kristen Nicole Dec 10, 2012

What if you could tap into your brain data without implanting a chip? A startup called Cerego is looking to pick your brain with the power of visualization. The newest company to take on…

Michael Dell & Larry Ellison Agree On One Thing: Autonomy Was Overpriced

By Maria Deutscher Dec 10, 2012

“It was shopped to us as well,” Michael Dell said in an interview discussing Autonomy, “[but] not at that price.” The entrepreneur disclosed for the first time this week that Autonomy was offered up…

HP’s Michael Callahan Walks Us Through Security in the Cloud

By Maria Deutscher Dec 10, 2012

Michael Callahan, the head of marketing for HP’s security business, stopped by theCube at HP Discover 2012 to discuss how enterprises should secure their environments in the age of cloud apps, mobile devices and…

Converged Infrastructure Moving to a New “Adolescent” Generation

By Bert Latamore Dec 10, 2012

Converged infrastructure is moving “from infant to adolescent” writes Wikibon CEO David Vellante in his latest alert, which examines the overall trends in the converged hardware segment. Kicked off by Oarcle’s 2008 “Database Machine” announcement,…

Iran Launches Its Own, ‘Appropriate’ Version of YouTube

By Mike Wheatley Dec 10, 2012

What with YouTube having been deemed “inappropriate” by the powers that be in the Islamic Republic of Iran, the country has instead decided to launch its own version of the video-sharing website, with the…

NewsDesk MobileANGLE Round-up: Apple Maps Hazardous for Australians

By Molly Sassmann Dec 10, 2012

Police in Victoria, Australia issued a warning to motorists this weekend regarding Apple Maps after several travelers became stranded in the Murray-Sunset National Park trying to reach the city of Mildura using Apple Maps…

Breaking Analysis: Mac Pro Likely Candidate for U.S. Plants, How Fast Can Your Password Be Hacked?

By Molly Sassmann Dec 10, 2012

Last Thursday, Apple CEO Tim Cook announced that Apple would be investing $100 million to build a line of its Mac computers exclusively in the U.S. next year, but didn’t say which one. SiliconANGLE…

HP Unifies Its Storage Solutions around 3PAR, StoreAll

By Saroj Kar Dec 10, 2012

These days, primary storage is too fragmented, resulting in particular overly complex administration. There are several models for different types of customers and sizes of environments, but most models lack a common set of…

IBM’s Silicon Nanophotonics: The Answer to Big Data Traffic Jams

By Mike Wheatley Dec 10, 2012

IBM has announced a major breakthrough with its silicon nanophotonics research, developing a system for transferring data using light instead of electronic signals, which could have massive ramifications for the future of computing. Silicon…

Atlassian Announces Stash 2.0 with Several Enterprise Offerings

By Isha Suri Dec 10, 2012

Atlassian, leading enterprise software company that helps innovators everywhere plan, build and launch great software has just launched the Stash 2.0, a DVCS offering that is 100% homegrown and 100% about the enterprise. Stash…

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Cerego Tracks Your Brain Data Without Implanting A Chip [BETA Invites]

Michael Dell & Larry Ellison Agree On One Thing: Autonomy Was Overpriced

Converged Infrastructure Moving to a New “Adolescent” Generation

Iran Launches Its Own, ‘Appropriate’ Version of YouTube

NewsDesk MobileANGLE Round-up: Apple Maps Hazardous for Australians

Breaking Analysis: Mac Pro Likely Candidate for U.S. Plants, How Fast Can Your Password Be Hacked?

IBM’s Silicon Nanophotonics: The Answer to Big Data Traffic Jams

Atlassian Announces Stash 2.0 with Several Enterprise Offerings

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