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The Science of Sentiment is Big Business in the Valley

By Maria Deutscher Nov 27, 2012

While many tech startups are attracting less VC attention than they once did, analytics firm Lattice Engines has had few problems gaining adoration from investors. The predictive analytics seller received $20 million in a Series…

Top Tools for Data Scientists to Improve Customer Experience

By Guest Author Nov 27, 2012

As technologists, we should consider ourselves very fortunate to be at the rediscovery of the Internet and its behaviors. It’s the “Era of Data”. The Internet and its users are evolving. The best way…

Center For Study Of Existential Risk To Assess “Terminator” Threat

By Mike Wheatley Nov 27, 2012

The “rise of the machines”, or robots rising up to take over the world and wipe out humanity has been a popular theme in the science fiction world for decades, but does mankind really…

Google Launches Petition Against German “Link Tax”

By Mike Wheatley Nov 27, 2012

Threatened with new copyright laws that would force search engines to pay for ‘snippets’ of content displayed on aggregators like Google News, the world’s biggest search engine has launched a campaign to prevent the…

Through the Looking Glass with Google’s Alternate Reality Game Ingress

By Kyt Dotson Nov 26, 2012

The concept of the Alternate Reality Game (or ARG) was popularized across gamer culture with the “I Love Bees” viral marketing campaign by Microsoft that was meant to raise hype for Halo 2 in…

Garantia Boosts AWS with Major NoSQL Upgrade

By Maria Deutscher Nov 26, 2012

Garantia Data, is making its Redis offering available to developers who are running their apps on Heroku, AppFog and AppHarbor. Garantia is an up-and-coming NoSQL startup that offers cloud services based on Memcached and Redis, two popular in-memory…

Six Enterprise-Grade Firewalls for Your Corporate Network

By Maria Deutscher Nov 26, 2012

Security firms are starting to address the requirements of next generation applications with their software, responding to trends such as BYOD, the cloud and big data. Modernization introduces more complexity to the corporate network,…

Breaking Analysis: Purgatory for Early Windows Phone 8 Users, Stuck with Windows 7.8

By Molly Sassmann Nov 26, 2012

Microsoft’s ecosystem strategy is under the microscope after a Windows phone update has failed to come to fruition, and Microsoft has officially declared that it will support its initial Surface release for only four…

Breaking Analysis: PKNIC’s Weaknesses Exposed in Pakistan Cyber Attack

By Molly Sassmann Nov 26, 2012

Google, Apple, Ebay and Yahoo were among almost 300 sites affected by a hack attack in Pakistan. The attack was focused on highly critical vulnerabilities at PKNIC. SiliconANGLE Contributing Editor John Casaretto compared PKNIC…

Software-Led Infrastructure Brings Revolution in IT Infrastructure

By Bert Latamore Nov 26, 2012

With the evolving software-led infrastructure (SLI), IT is on the verge of a revolution as great as that driven by the Internet in the last two decades, writes Wikibon CTO David Floyer in his…

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The Science of Sentiment is Big Business in the Valley

Top Tools for Data Scientists to Improve Customer Experience

Center For Study Of Existential Risk To Assess “Terminator” Threat

Google Launches Petition Against German “Link Tax”

Through the Looking Glass with Google’s Alternate Reality Game Ingress

Six Enterprise-Grade Firewalls for Your Corporate Network

Breaking Analysis: Purgatory for Early Windows Phone 8 Users, Stuck with Windows 7.8

Breaking Analysis: PKNIC’s Weaknesses Exposed in Pakistan Cyber Attack

Software-Led Infrastructure Brings Revolution in IT Infrastructure

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