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How Big Data Helped LiquidPlanner Build Technology Ahead of Its Time [Q&A with Liz Pearce]

By Kristen Nicole Dec 5, 2012

I was first introduced to LiquidPlanner at DEMO in 2008, strolling the floor of the banquet hall where dozens of startups had set up booths. LiquidPlanner was one of the handful of companies I…

WhatsApp Off The Market. Who Else Could Facebook Buy?

By Mellisa Tolentino Dec 5, 2012

Rumors surfaced that Facebook is looking to buy messaging platform WhatsApp, but that story was quickly denied by the SMS-alternative company, stating that there is no truth to the reports. “The reported story is…

HP Discover Day 1 Recap: Big Data + Software-Led Infrastructure [VIDEO]

By Maria Deutscher Dec 5, 2012

SiliconANGLE CEO John Furrier and Wikibon principal contributor Dave Vellante HP Discover have spent all day interviewing industry insiders at HP 2012 in Frankfurt, Germany. They wrapped up Day 1 with a recap session…

Google’s #FreeandOpen Web Campaign: What’s The Point?

By Mike Wheatley Dec 5, 2012

The start of the United Nations International Telecommunications Union (ITU) summit in Dubai has caused all sorts of consternation this week, with western governments and some of the internet’s biggest organizations loudly voicing their…

Five Reasons Why Golf Should Be Declared the National Sport for Netizens

By Guest Author Dec 5, 2012

Leaving your 9 – 5 job to work from home is like jumping out of the fry pan into the fire. You make the move while hoping for some relief like getting rid of…

Another Ego Boost for QLogic: Channel Strategy is Working

By Maria Deutscher Dec 4, 2012

QLogic received quote the ego boost from Demartek, an independent research firm that found its 8Gb and 16Gb Fibre Channel offerings outperform that of competitors by a great margin. The results of the recent…

Anonymous Shows Us Again: People Still Suck at Choosing Passwords in 2012

By Kyt Dotson Dec 4, 2012

Back when I worked as a programmer and sysadmin for a nonprofit, myself and other admins would sometimes make new login credentials for members and often the first password was something like “changeme,” and…

Integration is the Challenge in Big Data Implementation

By Bert Latamore Dec 4, 2012

“We see customers stopping Hadoop deployment after a pilot because they don’t understand the roles that Hadoop, Autonomy, structured and unstructured data all will play,” says Tom Norton, director of the Technology Consulting Portfolio…

Trulia Uses New Google Maps API So You Make Smarter Home Purchases

By Mellisa Tolentino Dec 4, 2012

Google recently released an updated version of their Google Maps Android API that gives developers access to their comprehensive maps to build Android apps. The updated API features vector-based maps that load quickly and enables…

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How Big Data Helped LiquidPlanner Build Technology Ahead of Its Time [Q&A with Liz Pearce]

WhatsApp Off The Market. Who Else Could Facebook Buy?

HP Discover Day 1 Recap: Big Data + Software-Led Infrastructure [VIDEO]

Google’s #FreeandOpen Web Campaign: What’s The Point?

Five Reasons Why Golf Should Be Declared the National Sport for Netizens

Sponsored Stories Cost Facebook $20M, But No Word on Revenue

Another Ego Boost for QLogic: Channel Strategy is Working

Anonymous Shows Us Again: People Still Suck at Choosing Passwords in 2012

Integration is the Challenge in Big Data Implementation

Trulia Uses New Google Maps API So You Make Smarter Home Purchases

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