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Building a Data-Driven Service for Startups

By Amber Harris Aug 21, 2012

Max Marmer, a 21-year-old college dropout from Stanford has created an online service called Startup Compass, based in Palo Alto, that allows newly ripe companies to compare themselves to other companies in other areas.…

Groupon Loses Investors As They Battle PETA

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 21, 2012

Groupon is facing troubled times as at least four of their investors, including Silicon Valley veteran Marc Andreessen, head for the door. They’re losing faith in the once promising company. Andreessen’s firm, Andreessen Horowitz,…

The Next Great Tech Entrepreneurs Will Live By The Cheetah Code, New Film On African Innovation

By Kathryn Buford Aug 21, 2012

Editor’s Note: Portions of this article have been excerpted from The Cheetah Code Press Release and writings by Jon Gosier. Jon Gosier, founder of MetaLayer (audience choice winner of Strata’s 2012 startup showcase), is…

Skype, OoVoo Update Chat for More Photo, Video Sharing

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 21, 2012

There are a lot of ways to keep in contact with people near and far. There’s always our phones to send messages or call, but many people use chat tools as a cheaper alternative,…

Chip Makers Boot Up Overdrive Mode, Invests Billions in Mobile Tech

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 21, 2012

What comes to mind when you hear the word ‘chip’? If you love eating, then you might say potato chips. If you’re a betting man, then you might think I’m talking about poker chips.…

Hackers Aren’t Getting Tougher, They Just Have All The Right Tools

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 21, 2012

These days, hacking seems so common. It’s like a week won’t pass without hearing news about another site being hacked or passwords being leaked. So the situation begs the questions, “Are passwords getting weaker…

VMware’s Software-defined Data Center Based on API and Open Commitment

By John Casaretto Aug 21, 2012

As VMware rolls forward towards its annual ultimate event – VMworld 2012, powerful themes are starting to emerge. VMware CTO and Senior VP of R&D Steve Herrod spoke out on his blog today on open…

The Week Anonymous Didn’t Hack Sony’s PlayStation Network (Again)

By Kyt Dotson Aug 21, 2012

It’s only been a year now, but the lingering sting of when the PlayStation Network was taken offline by hackers and the potential involvement of Anonymous in the initial hack still aches like a…

Data as the Common Language: CEO Series with MuleSoft’s Greg Schott

By Kristen Nicole Aug 21, 2012

The world has seen a huge shift in the way software is created and utilized. No longer does a company need an in-house team devoted to building software–an entire industry has emerged around SaaS,…

Engine Yard Adds Node.js Support

By Maria Deutscher Aug 21, 2012

Engine Yard is one of the most widely used developer-oriented PaaS solutions out there, but up until now it could only run Rails and PHP. In the next 30 days the platform will be…

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Building a Data-Driven Service for Startups

Groupon Loses Investors As They Battle PETA

The Next Great Tech Entrepreneurs Will Live By The Cheetah Code, New Film On African Innovation

Chip Makers Boot Up Overdrive Mode, Invests Billions in Mobile Tech

Hackers Aren’t Getting Tougher, They Just Have All The Right Tools

VMware’s Software-defined Data Center Based on API and Open Commitment

The Week Anonymous Didn’t Hack Sony’s PlayStation Network (Again)

Data as the Common Language: CEO Series with MuleSoft’s Greg Schott

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