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Re-imagining Big Data in 2013: Predictions for Mobile, IT and More

By Guest Author Jan 17, 2013

For big data, 2012 was either the year of recognition as the future of computing OR the year of overhyping. Companies such as Salesforce.com, Adobe and Oracle all make major investments and announcements regarding their…

Stux-NOT – No Evidence in Power Plant Shutdown of State-Sponsored Effort Yet

By John Casaretto Jan 17, 2013

Reports that came out today of the virus that shut down an unnamed power plant can not be necessarily associated with a state-sponsored attack at this point. While no doubt a significant and critical…

Botnets are Spreading Fast–Reveals the Global Botnet Map

By Isha Suri Jan 17, 2013

We all hate botnets and the worst part is that there is not enough we can do about it. In fact, they are spreading fast, more than ever! And this is quite evident from…

Meg Whitman Reportedly Considering Bids on HP Assets

By Maria Deutscher Jan 17, 2013

Several investment bankers are willing to write Meg Whitman a check in exchange for some of Hewlett-Packard’s underperforming subsidiaries, an anonymous insider tipped off Bloomberg this week. “The company has seen an increase in…

Sly Inaugural App is After Your Data – Breaking Analysis

By Molly Sassmann Jan 17, 2013

On Monday, the Presidential Inaugural Committee released a free mobile app for attendees of President Barack Obama’s inauguration, which will be held on January 21. The app provides a schedule of events, maps, volunteer…

Building Big Data: How Facebook’s Graph Search Was Born

By Mike Wheatley Jan 17, 2013

Facebook’s revolutionary search strategy, Graph Search, represents an intriguing marriage of Big Data and social networking that should allow people and businesses to connect in dozens of new and exciting ways. In case you…

Hackers Attack Mexican Defense Ministry Website

By Isha Suri Jan 17, 2013

An Anonymous Mexican group has hacked the Mexican Defense Ministry website, posting a manifesto from the Zapatista rebel group. The manifesto was up on the website for two hours in front of a black…

VMware’s Former CTO Stephen Herrod on Software-Led Infrastructure: Fodder for His New Gig

By Maria Deutscher Jan 17, 2013

General Catalyst Partners, a venture capital firm that invests in early stage tech startups, nabbed VMware CTO and SVP of research Stephen Herrod. The Stanford-educated executive joined the virtualization giant in 2002, helping to…

Swedish School Makes Minecraft Compulsory for Classrooms

By Isha Suri Jan 17, 2013

Games are an amazing way of educating yourself and boosting creativity. Exactly is true for the renowned Minecraft game, and that’s why a Swedish school has made Minecraft a compulsory addition to the curriculum…

Facebook’s Open Compute Shapes the Future of Big Data Servers

By Mike Wheatley Jan 17, 2013

When a company grows to the size that Facebook has, vendors no longer get to dictate the specs of its server acquisitions. Instead, the boot is on the other foot Facebook gets to determine…

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Re-imagining Big Data in 2013: Predictions for Mobile, IT and More

Stux-NOT – No Evidence in Power Plant Shutdown of State-Sponsored Effort Yet

Botnets are Spreading Fast–Reveals the Global Botnet Map

Meg Whitman Reportedly Considering Bids on HP Assets

Sly Inaugural App is After Your Data – Breaking Analysis

Building Big Data: How Facebook’s Graph Search Was Born

Hackers Attack Mexican Defense Ministry Website

VMware’s Former CTO Stephen Herrod on Software-Led Infrastructure: Fodder for His New Gig

Swedish School Makes Minecraft Compulsory for Classrooms

Facebook’s Open Compute Shapes the Future of Big Data Servers

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