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For Startups on the Leading Edge of BYOD, Panorama9 Brings Cloud Management to Macs

By Maria Deutscher Nov 29, 2012

IT automation firm Panorma9 released an update to its flagship platform that empowers admins to manage Windows and Mac PCs from a single pane of glass. The cloud-based patch management service says that the…

Breaking Analysis: Obama Not a STEM Fan After All, Google Tries to Avoid FTC Anti-Trust Suit

By Molly Sassmann Nov 29, 2012

Less than a month after his re-election, President Obama has delivered a slap in the face to many of the Silicon Valley firms like Apple, Google, Adobe and Microsoft, who gave hefty financial support to…

How HP Put Autonomy, Vertica to Work: Building BI Services

By Saroj Kar Nov 29, 2012

For far too long, organizations have confined structured data to relational databases and unstructured data to simplistic keyword-matching technologies. Exploiting information across its many forms is the next big wave to drive competitive advantage.…

Big Data Up to 100X Faster – Researchers Crank Up the Speed Dial

By John Casaretto Nov 29, 2012

Researchers at the University of California Berkeley are working on a project that is looking to change Big Data, taking it up a whole new gear and extremes of speed. The project aims to…

Hurricane Sandy Blows Out “Six Strikes” Anti-Piracy Measures, For Now

By Mike Wheatley Nov 29, 2012

Plans to launch a big crackdown on illegal piracy in the US have been shelved for the time being, thanks to an unlikely culprit in the form of Hurricane Sandy. The Center for Copyright…

Syria Just Fell Off the Face of the Internet: Sudden Nationwide Blackout

By Kyt Dotson Nov 29, 2012

The AP is now reporting that Syria has dropped off the Internet as the government imposed a blackout over the entire nation’s critical communications from Internet to cellphones services (in select areas.) Thursday, rebels…

Breaking Analysis: Will RIM’s $10K Developer Incentive Risk Pay Off?

By Molly Sassmann Nov 29, 2012

RIM announced a $10,000 guarantee program to developers as an incentive for creating Blackberry 10 apps. If a developer does not make $10,000 in revenue on their certified Blackberry app in the first year,…

The Big Data Review: Autonomy, AlStor and the Political Angle

By Maria Deutscher Nov 29, 2012

In spite of a slow news week during the holiday, several noteworthy items crossed the wire despite Thanksgiving 2012. Firstly, WANdisco announced that it’s buying AltoStor for $5 million. WANdisco makes proprietary clustering software…

Microsoft To Deliver Window Phone 7.8 Update Early 2013

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 29, 2012

In today’s mobile news roundup: Microsoft to release Windows Phone 7.8 in 2013; RIM draws last breath with Titanium; AT&T rated worst service provider; and Google adds spreadsheet to Drive app. Microsoft to release…

Coraid Allies with Big Switch for Software-Defined Storage

By Maria Deutscher Nov 29, 2012

Coraid and Big Switch have partnered up to deliver an integrated networked storage solution that brings together the best of both worlds: cloud orchestration and open-source network abstraction. “The modern datacenter is going through…

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Breaking Analysis: Obama Not a STEM Fan After All, Google Tries to Avoid FTC Anti-Trust Suit

Big Data Up to 100X Faster – Researchers Crank Up the Speed Dial

Hurricane Sandy Blows Out “Six Strikes” Anti-Piracy Measures, For Now

Syria Just Fell Off the Face of the Internet: Sudden Nationwide Blackout

Breaking Analysis: Will RIM’s $10K Developer Incentive Risk Pay Off?

The Big Data Review: Autonomy, AlStor and the Political Angle

Microsoft To Deliver Window Phone 7.8 Update Early 2013

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