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Is Healthcare Ready to Move to the Cloud?

By Amber Harris Sep 17, 2012

Healthcare is currently a hot topic. New legislation, mandates to digitize information and more consumer familiarity with technology means there are lots of opportunities for new ideas and profit. A number of healthcare-as-a-service offerings are appearing in…

Healthy Big Data: Healthy Apps You’ll Actually Want To Use

By Mike Wheatley Sep 17, 2012

A quick search in the Google Play store or iTunes for health-related apps throws up a seemingly endless list of tools designed to get you into shape, remind you to take your medicine, monitor…

BitInstant’s CEO Goes to Brazil for Money Conference Returns With ‘World’s Current Monetary System is Inferior to Bitcoin’

By Kyt Dotson Sep 17, 2012

BitInstant CEO Charlie Shrem and Erik Voorhees went down to Rio de Janeiro for the annual Global Payments Forum held by the North American Payments Association (NACHA) to speak about Bitcoin’s niche as “virtual…

Google Adds Do Not Track In The Next Version Of Chrome

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 17, 2012

Google Inc., though a bit slow in jumping on the wagon, is finally adding the Do Not Track feature in their next version of Chrome. This move is to honor their agreement with the…

Intel Pushes for Transparent Computing, McAfee’s Newest App Works As ‘Digital Condom’

By Cherr Aira Sep 17, 2012

In an age where people continue to share more of their lives online through photos they post on Facebook, one’s privacy vulnerability increases. As a consequence, they tend to lose control on where the…

Flame Malware Analysis Spawns Three New Malicious Threats

By Mike Wheatley Sep 17, 2012

If it’s true that the USA and Israel are the brains behind the infamous Flame malware that’s been causing havoc in Iran and other Middle Eastern nations, then our ‘cyber spies’ have been much…

What You Missed in Big Data: New Software, Splunk Conference and HFOBD

By Maria Deutscher Sep 17, 2012

A couple of major product updates in big data crossed the wire last week, along with highlights from Splunk’s annual conference and word of a new project called The Human Face of Big Data,…

What the Private Cloud Is Not in Five Lessons

By Amber Harris Sep 17, 2012

The National Institute for Standard Technology (NIST) finally released its official definition of cloud computing last year. However, it’s obvious that more than a little confusion still exists about what technology exactly is and is…

Box Goes Blazing Fast With Data Transfer Accelerator Network

By Mike Wheatley Sep 17, 2012

With more than 11 million customers, including 125,000 leading multinational companies among them, the cloud storage company Box knows that it can’t afford to let them down even for an instant. To make sure…

The Missing Link in the Software-Defined Data Center

By Mark Davis Sep 17, 2012

Lately, there has been a lot of talk about the software-defined data center. By increasing management flexibility and lowering server costs significantly through increased utilization of existing CPU and memory resources, server virtualization brought…

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Healthy Big Data: Healthy Apps You’ll Actually Want To Use

BitInstant’s CEO Goes to Brazil for Money Conference Returns With ‘World’s Current Monetary System is Inferior to Bitcoin’

Flame Malware Analysis Spawns Three New Malicious Threats

What You Missed in Big Data: New Software, Splunk Conference and HFOBD

Box Goes Blazing Fast With Data Transfer Accelerator Network

The Missing Link in the Software-Defined Data Center

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