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Agile Remains Fragile with Communication as the Biggest Challenge [Infographic]

By Isha Suri Oct 17, 2012

A survey conducted by Serena Software has revealed that whilst projects using Agile are working well, they could be much better and some of the biggest challenges include upsteam and downstream communication. The Agile…

Is Your Infrastructure Ready to Go Mobile?

By Josette Rigsby Oct 17, 2012

According to The International Telecommunication Union, there were six billion mobile subscriptions at the end of 2011 – enough subscriptions for 87 percent of the earth’s population to have cell service. The Associated Press…

The Pirate Bay Moves to the Cloud, Unbeknown to Cloud Providers

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 17, 2012

After the much publicized and heavily criticized takedown of the controversial, celebrity-endorsed Megaupload, The Pirate Bay drastically changed their web site to circumvent censorship attempts from all arms of the law. Many wanted TPB…

SAP Digs into PaaS with HANA Cloud

By Maria Deutscher Oct 17, 2012

SAP announced HANA Cloud at its TechEd gathering in Last Vega this week. The new services suite is based on the company’s in-memory database technology and offers advantages to a wide variety of users,…

Cisco Announces Free OpenStack Distribution

By Isha Suri Oct 17, 2012

Cisco has just rolled out the free distribution of OpenStack, the open source cloud management platform, where it will package other services, including virtual networking and high-availability features, on top of its distribution. As…

Yellowstone Supercomputer Goes Online To Tackle Climate Change

By Mike Wheatley Oct 17, 2012

Today’s a big day for the engineers at the NCAR-Wyoming Supercomputing Center in Cheyenne, Wyoming, who have just begun powering up the world’s newest kick-ass supercomputer for the first time. Known as the ‘Yellowstone’,…

Google’s Data Centers Serve Up A Virtual Feast For The Eyes

By Mike Wheatley Oct 17, 2012

Given its status as the owner of the world’s biggest search engine, not to mention the dozens of other web services that it provides, Google has gathered up quite a lot of data since…

Breaking Analysis: Violin Memory Systems Going Public at $2b Valuation – Violin IPO

By John Furrier Oct 17, 2012

Bloomberg is reporting that Violin Memory is going public at a $2 billion dollar valuation. According to Bloomberg, Violin IPO is being led by JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM), Deutsche Bank AG (DBK) and Bank of America Corp.…

Apple Acquires Particle, Gains Several New Patents

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 17, 2012

Apple is generating quite a buzz with invites for their October 23 event, sent out this week. But don’t let that distract you from other developments coming from the Apple camp. They’re still busy…

Strata + Hadoop World 2012: Expectations and Trends We’re Watching

By Maria Deutscher Oct 17, 2012

October may just be the biggest month of the year for big data. The upcoming Strata Conference + Hadoop World gathering in New York will be co-presented by both O’Reilly and Cloudera, and will…

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Agile Remains Fragile with Communication as the Biggest Challenge [Infographic]

Is Your Infrastructure Ready to Go Mobile?

Cisco Announces Free OpenStack Distribution

Google’s Data Centers Serve Up A Virtual Feast For The Eyes

Apple Acquires Particle, Gains Several New Patents

Strata + Hadoop World 2012: Expectations and Trends We’re Watching

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