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Cisco Acquires ThinkSmart for Brainy WiFi Networks

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 26, 2012

A layer of data analysis seems to be the icing on the cake for every aspect of the enterprise, even for networking giant Cisco. The company that designs, manufactures, and sells networking equipment, announced…

Serious Flaws Detected in Oracle Database, May Lead to Data Leaks

By Isha Suri Sep 26, 2012

Some serious flaws have been identified in older Oracle databases that could lead to data and security breach. As discovered in Oracle Database 11g Releases 1 and 2, the flaw leaves databases open by…

New Nook HD vs. Kindle Fire HD and the iPad

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 26, 2012

Yes, there are two new tablets in town: Barnes & Noble’s NOOK HD and NOOK HD+. The broadening family of Nook tablets is a clear move to compete with Amazon, which already has an…

Oracle OpenWorld 2011 Recap: Then and Now

By Maria Deutscher Sep 26, 2012

Oracle OpenWorld 2012 is just around the corner, and now is a good opportunity to look back on last year’s event and reflect on the direction Larry Ellison’s company has taken since. One of…

New Pinterest Tool Helps You Buy the Things You Love

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 26, 2012

Pinterest has established itself very well in the social media world, and as it becomes a true beacon for consumer intent, Pinterest’s business model must reflect this. Several startups and ad firms have already…

HP Lands Storage Deal with NZ Gaming Group

By Maria Deutscher Sep 26, 2012

New Zealand’s SKYCITY Entertainment is in the process of implementing HP Converged Infrastructure to accommodate users across its international network, according to a new case study. The group operates several casinos in New Zealand and Australia…

Barnes&Noble Unveils 2 New Nook HD Tablets

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 26, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features: Barnes & Noble introducing two new HD Nook tablets; RIM’s plans to launch BlackBerry 10 devices worldwide, Samsung addressing killer code with an update; and Toys ‘R’ Us getting…

ZeroAccess Botnet Commands One Million Zombie Army

By Isha Suri Sep 25, 2012

A new research report by Sophos has revealed that the ZeroAccess Botnet has over 1 million zombie computers in an army that can earn a staggering amount of $100,000 in a single day. The…

Massive Online Learning: 10gen and MongoDB Teach the World

By Maria Deutscher Sep 25, 2012

10gen, a provider of cloud services and consultancy for the MongoDB NoSQL database, is working on training courses that will be available to developers worldwide starting October. The massively open online courses, or MOOCs,…

Microsoft Punches Back: Responds To Scathing NY Times Article on Cloud Factories – Our Summary

By John Furrier Sep 25, 2012

Microsoft responses to the NY Times article (series) called Cloud Factories. Here was my response yesterday on SiliconANGLE. New York Times took a cheap shot at Microsoft on a story saying Microsoft was…

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Cisco Acquires ThinkSmart for Brainy WiFi Networks

Serious Flaws Detected in Oracle Database, May Lead to Data Leaks

New Nook HD vs. Kindle Fire HD and the iPad

Oracle OpenWorld 2011 Recap: Then and Now

HP Lands Storage Deal with NZ Gaming Group

Barnes&Noble Unveils 2 New Nook HD Tablets

ZeroAccess Botnet Commands One Million Zombie Army

Massive Online Learning: 10gen and MongoDB Teach the World

Microsoft Punches Back: Responds To Scathing NY Times Article on Cloud Factories – Our Summary

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