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Screw The Advertisers, Let’s Start Selling Our Data

By Mike Wheatley Oct 3, 2012

Are you sick of advertisers tracking your every move online? If so, then join the club – according to researchers at the University of Pennsylvania, almost two thirds of Americans feel exactly the same…

Oracle OpenWorld Day 3: New Telco Appliance, PeopleSoft Update and Java 7

By Maria Deutscher Oct 3, 2012

Oracle CEO Larry Ellison took stage on Sunday at OpenWorld and revealed the next generation Exa machines and the 12c database software, along with his company’s plans to pursue a services strategy, and lastly,…

DC to VC Brings Latest in Digital Healthcare

By Maria Deutscher Oct 3, 2012

As far as big data goes, the healthcare industry is among the most proactive in business implementation. The bubbling interest over discovering ways healthcare can benefit from the latest tech trends has led to…

QLogic Frees SSDs from Server Slavery with Mt. Rainier

By Bert Latamore Oct 3, 2012

Qlogic’s Mt. Rainier connects multiple server-based SSDs into what amounts to a virtual SAN, freeing them from single-application dominance to provide very high-speed, aggregated storage capacity across the data center, says Ryan Klein, senior…

HotelTonight Expands to Eateries with PrimaTable Buy

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 3, 2012

HotelTonight, the platform that provides easy mobile booking of same-day unsold hotel inventory for last-minute hotel bookings, announced their acquisition of San Francisco-based PrimaTable, developers of last-minute perishable inventory demand forecasting and pricing tools…

Ellison: No More Major Acquisitions, Oracle’s Focus is on Cloud Products

By Mike Wheatley Oct 3, 2012

Despite rumors to the contrary, Oracle CEO Larry Ellison has insisted that the world’s 3rd biggest software maker is not pursuing any more acquisitions, claiming that the company is fully focused on promoting its…

Big Brother’s Big Data: New Data Strategies for a Digital World

By Mike Wheatley Oct 3, 2012

Governments have already enjoyed some limited success through their intelligent use of big data, combating water shortage problems and fighting crime amongst other things, but up until now these projects have largely been localized…

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…

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Screw The Advertisers, Let’s Start Selling Our Data

Oracle OpenWorld Day 3: New Telco Appliance, PeopleSoft Update and Java 7

DC to VC Brings Latest in Digital Healthcare

QLogic Frees SSDs from Server Slavery with Mt. Rainier

HotelTonight Expands to Eateries with PrimaTable Buy

Ellison: No More Major Acquisitions, Oracle’s Focus is on Cloud Products

Big Brother’s Big Data: New Data Strategies for a Digital World

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

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