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What is Stackify, and How does it Work?

By Isha Suri Nov 5, 2012

We all have heard about Stackify, the web application that allows developers to access their applications, servers, and databases, irrespective of the fact where they are deployed. Developers don’t have to log into the…

In Tomorrow’s Presidential Election, Questions of Voter Data Security Largely Ignored

By Harmony Tapper Nov 5, 2012

With the 2012 election season finally winding down and the 2012 election tomorrow, the question of who a person is voting for is likely solved, but there are some important questions that need to…

Why Nate Silver’s Critics Are Wrong and Lessons for the Enterprise

By Jeffrey Kelly Nov 5, 2012

Former Republican congressman-turned-TV pundit Joe Scarborough doesn’t buy Nate Silver’s numbers. For Scarborough, they just don’t add up. Speaking on Morning Joe on Oct. 29, when Silver’s FiveThirtyEight blog put Obama’s chances at reelection…

Remember, Remember, the 5th of November—Anonymous Raises the Flag

By Kyt Dotson Nov 5, 2012

Anyone who follows the activity of everybody’s favorite Internet boogeyman Anonymous will notice that a prominent element of their graphics happens to be the Guy Fawkes mask from the graphic novel and movie V…

100 Petabytes Too Big Data? Well, Not Enough for Facebook

By Isha Suri Nov 5, 2012

How much data is just enough? Something like 105 Terabytes every 30 minutes, or a massive volume of 100 Petabytes? Well, if you think this is just too much, you are wrong as there…

Brocade Acquires Cisco Scourge Vyatta in Aggressive Push for SDN

By Maria Deutscher Nov 5, 2012

Last month Brocade’s Ken Cheng, vice president of service provider products, hopped into theCube to discuss the advantages of software-defined networking. SDN is the the concept of creating an abstraction layer that separates software…

Breaking Analysis: Apple Bloated on New Products? Losing Market to Android

By Molly Sassmann Nov 5, 2012

For the first time since the iPhone’s inception, the percentage of the smartphone’s owners who say they will buy another iPhone has declined. According to research conducted by Strategy Analytics, a study found that…

Breaking Analysis: Anonymous Targets Big Brother Globally With PayPal, OSCE Attacks – More Than Just Threats?

By Molly Sassmann Nov 5, 2012

A blizzard of hacks and leaks hit the internet today, with the hacktivist group Anonymous claiming responsibility for most, but not all, of the damage. The press channel for Anonymous has announced that it…

Why Twitter Should Compete with Instagram

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 5, 2012

You guys have probably heard that Twitter is adding an Instagram-like feature to their mobile app. It hasn’t been confirmed by Twitter creator Jack Dorsey yet, but the rumor has already garnered mixed reactions. Some…

Puppet or Chef – Which One You’ll Choose?

By Isha Suri Nov 5, 2012

“What should I use – Puppet or Chef?” This is a common question in the mind of every developer dealing with configuration management space. While both of them are almost similar, there are some…

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What is Stackify, and How does it Work?

In Tomorrow’s Presidential Election, Questions of Voter Data Security Largely Ignored

Why Nate Silver’s Critics Are Wrong and Lessons for the Enterprise

Remember, Remember, the 5th of November—Anonymous Raises the Flag

100 Petabytes Too Big Data? Well, Not Enough for Facebook

Breaking Analysis: Apple Bloated on New Products? Losing Market to Android

Breaking Analysis: Anonymous Targets Big Brother Globally With PayPal, OSCE Attacks – More Than Just Threats?

Why Twitter Should Compete with Instagram

Puppet or Chef – Which One You’ll Choose?

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