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Google Delving Deeper Into Infrastructure? In Talks with Dish for Wireless Service

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 16, 2012

In today’s mobile news roundup: Google and Dish to launch wireless service; Apple granted patent for page turn animation; and AT&T announced new global packages. Google and Dish to launch wireless service According to…

Kaazing, Dell And TIBCO Team To Deliver Large Data At Faster Speeds

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 16, 2012

For the first time ever, a single Dell server rack can now support up to one million concurrent web-connected users by utilizing the power of Kaazing’s JMS Edition 3.5 platform. This was possible through…

Does NoSQL Really Matter in the Enterprise

By Anthony Coln Nov 16, 2012

Deciding where to store enterprise data is no longer as simple as choosing between a relational database (RDB) and a data warehouse. Data volumes have exploded and so have choices for storing it. However,…

Breaking Analysis: Has Windows 8 Turned the Tables – Is Mac the New “Old School” PC?

By Molly Sassmann Nov 16, 2012

A survey shows that Windows users are not rushing to do Windows 8 upgrades – what’s slowing them down? An antivirus company called Avast has released results from a survey they conducted of Windows…

Petraeus Case Sparks Debate on Online Privacy and Government Surveillance

By Isha Suri Nov 16, 2012

How does it sound when a top level executive of Federal investigation agency could not safeguard his online privacy and activities…weird? Well, if yes, we are talking about the CIA chief David Petraeus, who…

WordPress.com Announces Acceptance of Bitcoins as Payment for Upgrades/Services

By Kyt Dotson Nov 16, 2012

The commercial service site that hosts WordPress installations for bloggers has recently announced that they will begin accepting Bitcoin as payment for services and upgrades. For most people, a free blog on WordPress.com is…

DDN Invests $100M in Tomorrow’s Supercomputers

By Maria Deutscher Nov 16, 2012

DataDirect Networks is convinced that current technology will not be able to keep up with Moore’s law in the coming years, so it set out to develop its own. The company is putting aside…

Google Maps Readies to Reclaim iPhone 5 Users, Bump Off Nokia HERE

By Isha Suri Nov 16, 2012

Just after Apple replaced Google’s mobile map tool with a half-baked application of its own, the search giant began prepping its own Maps app for the iPhone and iPad. According to an insider, Google…

Easing the Big Data Transition,Capgemini Bets On HP Vertica

By Maria Deutscher Nov 16, 2012

Capgemini and HP Vertica have entered into an alliance to help enterprises modernize their data infrastructure through a combination of services and software. The two firms promise to reduce analytical process from “hours to…

PwC Bolsters IT Services Business with Ray Group Buy

By Maria Deutscher Nov 16, 2012

PwC’s U.S. division snatched up Ray Group International, a consultancy that specializes in providing technology services to the public sector. Terms of the deal, announced here, were not disclosed. Ray Group International’s new homepage…

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Google Delving Deeper Into Infrastructure? In Talks with Dish for Wireless Service

Kaazing, Dell And TIBCO Team To Deliver Large Data At Faster Speeds

Breaking Analysis: Has Windows 8 Turned the Tables – Is Mac the New “Old School” PC?

Petraeus Case Sparks Debate on Online Privacy and Government Surveillance

WordPress.com Announces Acceptance of Bitcoins as Payment for Upgrades/Services

DDN Invests $100M in Tomorrow’s Supercomputers

Google Maps Readies to Reclaim iPhone 5 Users, Bump Off Nokia HERE

Easing the Big Data Transition,Capgemini Bets On HP Vertica

PwC Bolsters IT Services Business with Ray Group Buy

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