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This Week in the Cloud: Microsoft’s Multi-Pronged Attack

By Maria Deutscher Sep 7, 2012

Microsoft had no less than three major product updates this week, starting with the general availability of Windows Server 2012. The latest version of Microsoft’s flagship server platform can be considered as a full-fledged…

Report: White House Readying CyberSecurity Executive Order

By John Casaretto Sep 7, 2012

There are reports that the Obama administration is preparing to utilize an executive order that will push forward a cybersecurity plan. The order would come as a response to legislation on cybersecurity has been…

Is Pinterest the New Search? Apparently the World Revolves Around Images

By Saroj Kar Sep 7, 2012

Pinterest has proven a strong competitor to other social services, showing astronomical growth around the world. Facebook and Twitter continue to lead, but the alternative social network is fast becoming more and more popular…

Kindle Fire HD vs. iPad and the B&N Nook (and More)

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 7, 2012

Amazon just unveiled their new line up of Kindle Fire tablets and as with any game-changing product (see here for a full review), we like to compare it to existing, and sometimes rumored devices.…

CumuLogic Adds Supports for HP Cloud Services

By Maria Deutscher Sep 7, 2012

CumuLogic is a relatively new player in the PaaS space. The company announced its enterprise Java platform just a few months ago, with support for vSphere and Citrix CloudStack on launch. A few months…

Meet Amazon’s New Kindle Tablets [REVIEW]

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 7, 2012

Amazon introduced a new line of Kindles yesterday, all likely to rock the tablet market, as they’re priced unbelievably lower than competitors’ prices. The online retailer unveiled two new e-readers and three new tablets.…

Building Big Data: Farming Big Data Goes To The Cows

By Mike Wheatley Sep 7, 2012

When we think about the people who actually use big data, we usually imagine someone sitting in a warm, cozy office, suited and booted, making calls or getting busy on their computer. Few of…

Cloud Cold War – No Nukes Please – Weapons of Mass Abstraction

By John Furrier Sep 7, 2012

Chris Hoff the most excellent theCUBE guest was inspired to write a post titled “The Cuban Cloud Missile Crisis…Weapons Of Mass Abstraction”. This was a topic that we discussed at length on SiliconANGLE.com’s theCUBE at VMWorld2012…

Walmart Launches New Search Engine to Increase Customer Base

By Isha Suri Sep 7, 2012

Wal-Mart Stores, Inc has just launched a new search engine for its company website. Dubbed as Polaris, the new Walmart search engine is targeted at increasing customer acquisition and shopper conversion rate, as it…

Half of the Enterprises that Report Security Breach are BYOD Users Says Report

By Saroj Kar Sep 7, 2012

As the popularity of high-tech mobile devices, more employees prefer to work on their own laptops, tablets and smartphones. This trend is now adopted globally and irreversible, but faces new risks. A recent report…

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Report: White House Readying CyberSecurity Executive Order

Kindle Fire HD vs. iPad and the B&N Nook (and More)

Meet Amazon’s New Kindle Tablets [REVIEW]

Building Big Data: Farming Big Data Goes To The Cows

Cloud Cold War – No Nukes Please – Weapons of Mass Abstraction

Walmart Launches New Search Engine to Increase Customer Base

Half of the Enterprises that Report Security Breach are BYOD Users Says Report

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