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Windows 8 Needs To Change – Developers Demand Open Software Distribution

By John Casaretto Oct 10, 2012

A battle is erupting between the world of developers and the emerging Windows 8 platform. At the root of the matter – a closed distribution system and what that means to application developers. Microsoft’s…

Huawei Problems Pile Up With More Complaints

By Mike Wheatley Oct 10, 2012

Under-fire Huawei and ZTE are attracting yet more negative press, this time in the form of a barrage of criticisms that has prompted even deeper investigation into the Chinese company’s business practices. Reuters is…

Bigger Bang for your Watt: Calxeda Aims for Ultra-Efficient Datacenter Chip

By Maria Deutscher Oct 10, 2012

Calxeda is a four year old startup that delivers an alternative to traditional x6 server chips in the form of stripped down microprocessors that offer a much bigger bang for your watt. Last year…

Samsung Galaxy SIII Mini Launches Tomorrow, Ahead of iPad mini

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 10, 2012

In today’s mobile news roundup: Samsung Galaxy SIII mini confirmed; iPad mini could be WiFi only; and new devices unveiled at MobileCon 2012. Samsung Galaxy SIII mini confirmed A week after Samsung sent out…

BYOD Will Fundamentally Change How We See the Cloud

By Maria Deutscher Oct 10, 2012

Krishnan Subramanian, the CEO of research firm Rishidot, took some time off during the Intel Developers Forum to discuss his take on the cloud and what we can expect to see next from this…

HP Unveils New Parallel Machine Amidst Analyst Concerns

By Maria Deutscher Oct 9, 2012

Hewlett-Packard’s just unveiled the new X9730, a scale-out file server that rivals similar systems from EMC Isilon and DataDirect Networks. The new product, which according to HP runs three times faster than the previous…

QLogic Unveils New Backward Compatible 10GbE Adapter

By Maria Deutscher Oct 9, 2012

QLogic announced the latest addition to its 3200 Series Ethernet adapter portfolio. The new QLE3242-R is a dual-port 10GB solution that uses twisted pair cabling to convey transmissions: it’s the first of its kind belonging…

Five Biggest Milestones In The History of Big Data

By Mike Wheatley Oct 9, 2012

‘Information overload’ has become one of most often-repeated mantras of our time. Books are being digitized, newspapers and magazines now make up just a fraction of today’s media, augmented as it is by wave…

Telerik Adds Support for Windows 8 and Visual Studio 2012 in its Test Studio

By Isha Suri Oct 9, 2012

Telerik has been quite prompt and focused on providing updates to its software applications, and that’s the reason that we have been always hearing about new updates from this provider of end-to-end software application, life-cycle …

Cisco Adds HANA, Analytics Sweeten the Deal

By Maria Deutscher Oct 9, 2012

Cisco wants enterprises to run SAP’s in-memory analytics platform on its Unified Computing Systems (UCS), and today it unveiled a new set of incentives to sweeten the pot. The networking firm is touting a…

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Windows 8 Needs To Change – Developers Demand Open Software Distribution

Huawei Problems Pile Up With More Complaints

Bigger Bang for your Watt: Calxeda Aims for Ultra-Efficient Datacenter Chip

Samsung Galaxy SIII Mini Launches Tomorrow, Ahead of iPad mini

HP Unveils New Parallel Machine Amidst Analyst Concerns

QLogic Unveils New Backward Compatible 10GbE Adapter

Five Biggest Milestones In The History of Big Data

Telerik Adds Support for Windows 8 and Visual Studio 2012 in its Test Studio

Cisco Adds HANA, Analytics Sweeten the Deal

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