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Oracle Changes Its Tune About the Cloud, Saves Stock Despite Sales Decline

By Maria Deutscher Sep 21, 2012

The cloud is here to stay. A hard pill for Oracle to swallow, but a necessary one indeed. The database giant saved its stock prices with news of its cloud strategy, regaining investor interest…

Channel Partners can Leverage PaaS to Gain Competitive Advantage

By Bert Latamore Sep 21, 2012

Channel partners can and should leverage the potential speed and cost advantages of platforms-as-a-service to gain cost and implementation speed advantages in the marketplace writes independent analyst and Wikibon community member Derek Singleton in…

Intel Targets Faster Cloud Computing with New HPC Chips

By Tavis J. Hampton Sep 21, 2012

Intel has revealed that its new server chips will be designed to address the growing needs of cloud services and high-performance computing (HPC) applications. These new Xeon server chips are not even on the…

Cloud Storage Subscriptions to Increase by 100 Million

By Tavis J. Hampton Sep 21, 2012

Cloud storage subscriptions will increase by 25 percent in 2013, according to a report by IHS iSuppli. Subscriptions rose from 300 million in 2011 to 500 million in 2012. The report predicts that in…

Mirage – The Global Cyber Espionage Campaign Tied to China

By John Casaretto Sep 21, 2012

Dell’s SecureWorks Counter Threat Unit™ (CTU) research team is reporting that they have been tracking a cyber espionage campaign dating back to April 2012. The sophisticated ongoing campaign has ties to Chinese origin and…

4 Ways Developers Can Thrive in the World of Business Apps

By Guest Author Sep 21, 2012

It’s no secret that mobile apps are all the rage. Last year, tap-happy consumers downloaded more than 30 billion of them—that’s almost 1,000 per second—and show no signs of slowing down. In fact, some…

Another Failure for Google in China, Music Service Shut Down

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 21, 2012

Google is notorious for shuttering services and products. Last year, they killed off more than 30 products and services and just this July, they put to rest five more. Don’t think Google is that…

Cracked. Busted. Broken.: The Cost of Damaged iPhones [Infographic]

By Kathryn Buford Sep 21, 2012

Many of the people awaiting their iPhone 5 may very well be those who cracked their iPhone 4 or 4s. Americans have spent nearly $6 billion on damaged iPhones according to a recent Squaretrade…

iPhone 5 Ready Apps

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 21, 2012

The iPhone 5 goes on sale in retails shops today in many countries all over the world. Some may have gotten new accessories to go with their shiny new iDevice, but some are actually…

Virident Hires New CEO After Series D Funding

By Maria Deutscher Sep 21, 2012

Flash storage startup Virident just appointed Mike Gustafsonas as its new chief executive, right on the heels of a massive Series D funding round. Gustafsonas was the head of BlueArc until it was acquired…

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Mirage – The Global Cyber Espionage Campaign Tied to China

Another Failure for Google in China, Music Service Shut Down

Cracked. Busted. Broken.: The Cost of Damaged iPhones [Infographic]

iPhone 5 Ready Apps

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