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How Oracle Helped ATD’s Supply Chain Survive the Tech Boom

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 3, 2012

As part of our ongoing coverage of Oracle OpenWorld 2012 we have Dave Vellante, Wikibon Co-founder on theCube. He sat down with Tony Vaden, Vice President and CIO of American Tire Distributors, who discussed…

Russia Blocks Anti-Islam Film: Could YouTube Itself Be Next?

By Mike Wheatley Oct 3, 2012

There are fears that YouTube could be blocked in Russia following a court decision that ordered the highly controversial trailer for the movie “The Innocence of Muslims” to be taken down. A judge at…

Sanbolic Launches New Add-on for Flash Storage

By Maria Deutscher Oct 3, 2012

Data management firm Sanbolic just introduced a new module for its Melio storage platform. Latency Targeted Allocator, or LTA for short, is essentially an optimization method for environments that include both spinning disks and…

Apps as Ads Appeals to Auto Makers, Entertainment Hubs: REPORT

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 3, 2012

There’s no denying the popularity of smartphones these days. Smartphone ownership worldwide is expected to grow at a compound annual rate of 37 percent until 2016, and by that time one-third of the world’s population will…

iPad Mini in Production, Hits Stores November 2

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 3, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup: iPad Mini in mass production; Samsung to release Galaxy SIII; and PlayStation Mobile goes live. iPad Mini already in mass production The Wall Street Journal reports that South Korea’s LG…

5 Ways Your Small Business Can Survive Post Recession

By Guest Author Oct 3, 2012

According to U.S. Census report released in late July, the U.S. lost roughly 223,800 small businesses between 2008 and 2010, representing a loss of 3.1 million jobs. Even though these figures are from two…

A Realistic Vision of How You’ll Adapt for Data, as MetraTech CEO Scott Swartz Sees It

By Kristen Nicole Oct 3, 2012

In all the excitement over big data, it’s easy to forget the consumer. They are, after all, the ones impacted by analytics that uncover patterns in consumer purchasing behavior, create algorithms for product recommendations…

3D Printed Gun Project Hits Setback When Printer is Repossessed

By Kyt Dotson Oct 2, 2012

Cody Wilson, a law student at the University of Texas at Austin, discovered his project to attempt to created a 3D printed gun with a leased uPrint SE 3D printer suddenly cut short when…

Intel CEO Hasn’t Damaged Microsoft Deal with Wayward Comments

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 2, 2012

During an internal meeting in Taiwan, Intel CEO Paul Otellini allegedly stated that Microsoft is prematurely releasing Windows 8, as improvements are still needed before it can deployed. But he also mentioned that it…

Data-Driven Smart Grid Infrastructure on the Rise, Outsourcing Too

By Maria Deutscher Oct 2, 2012

Utilities is one vertical that’s not exactly ahead of the curve when it comes to IT, but there is a definite shift towards modern infrastructure – smart meters in particular. Unlike the traditional home…

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How Oracle Helped ATD’s Supply Chain Survive the Tech Boom

Russia Blocks Anti-Islam Film: Could YouTube Itself Be Next?

Sanbolic Launches New Add-on for Flash Storage

Apps as Ads Appeals to Auto Makers, Entertainment Hubs: REPORT

iPad Mini in Production, Hits Stores November 2

5 Ways Your Small Business Can Survive Post Recession

A Realistic Vision of How You’ll Adapt for Data, as MetraTech CEO Scott Swartz Sees It

3D Printed Gun Project Hits Setback When Printer is Repossessed

Intel CEO Hasn’t Damaged Microsoft Deal with Wayward Comments

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