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Healthy Big Data: Straight From The Heart

By Mike Wheatley Sep 10, 2012

Thanks to products like the Fitbit wireless monitor and the Nike+ FuelBand, fitness freaks are already one step ahead of the game, tracking their daily activity, heart rate, and calorie intake and applying this…

How Hot Is OpenStack Right Now?

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 10, 2012

Back in April, VMware then CEO Paul Maritz considered OpenStack as a considerable competitor in the cloud with regards to infrastructure and management. So news of VMware joining OpenStack came as a surprise. But…

SAP Seeks Smart Startups in Dublin ahead of Sapphire 2012

By Amber Harris Sep 10, 2012

Dublin has become the technology homeland again, as we previously discussed how a lot of companies are looking to go back to their roots. Companies such as Baltimore, Euristix, Iona, Parthus, and SmartForce all started up in…

Nowhere Left To Hide As FBI Unveils New Facial Recognition Program

By Mike Wheatley Sep 10, 2012

Liberals, get ready to be outraged once again. The FBI has just announced that it’s moving ahead with its new, one-billion dollar Next Generation Identification (NGI) system, a frighteningly extensive database of mugshots, DNA…

Netflix and AWS and Open Source: A Love Story

By Amber Harris Sep 8, 2012

Netflix is once again showing its passion for open source. The company has posted the code for its Eureka service that provides middle tier load balancing and failover on Amazon Web Services (AWS). Netflix…

This Week in Big Data: Public Sector, Twitter Ads and More

By Maria Deutscher Sep 8, 2012

Luminar is an emerging player in the analytics space that is poised to play a big part in the 2012 presidential election. The company touts itself as the first big data firm that focuses…

Facebook Turns to LB Marketing, Hopes Mobile Will Turn Its Stock Around

By Saroj Kar Sep 8, 2012

Mobile advertising can bring Facebook’s yearly revenue to $1 billion in the next year, eventually overtaking desktop advertising revenue, said Doug Anmuth, an analyst at JP Morgan. Anmuth thinks Facebook’s mobile advertising is working,…

iPhone Loses Top Spot for the First Time Since Launch, Samsung Takes All

By Saroj Kar Sep 7, 2012

comScore released the MobiLens service report on the U.S. mobile market for the period ending July 2012. The study surveyed more than 30,000 U.S. mobile subscribers and compares the dynamics of the market over the past…

Sebastian Steps Down as Heroku’s CEO

By Amber Harris Sep 7, 2012

The CEO of platform-as-a-service (PaaS) pioneer Heroku, Byron Sebastian left the building, folks. Sebastian, who also serves as executive vice president of platforms at Salesforce, stepped down from his positions abruptly to pursue something a…

Cloud Security Alliance Forms New Privacy Group

By Amber Harris Sep 7, 2012

The Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) has been busy. The non-profit organization that focuses on cloud security best practices has launched a Privacy Level Agreement (PLA) Working Group in the EU. The group also announced a new…

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Healthy Big Data: Straight From The Heart

How Hot Is OpenStack Right Now?

SAP Seeks Smart Startups in Dublin ahead of Sapphire 2012

Nowhere Left To Hide As FBI Unveils New Facial Recognition Program

Netflix and AWS and Open Source: A Love Story

This Week in Big Data: Public Sector, Twitter Ads and More

Sebastian Steps Down as Heroku’s CEO

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