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How “Creepy” Big Data is Slowly Transforming Our Awareness

By Mike Wheatley Aug 14, 2012

Vitamin supplements, cotton buds, baby lotion, soap, wash cloths… Sounds like a pretty innocuous shopping list right? Sure, these are the kinds of items that pretty much every woman in the world buys at…

Accenture’s Big Data Lead Points Out New Data Challenges Around Context [Video]

By Tavis J. Hampton Aug 14, 2012

The Cassandra Summit 2012 is a conference where developers and interested business parties can teach and learn about upcoming innovations with Apache Cassandra in particular and database technology in general. The CUBE host John…

HP Offers Low-End, NonStop Server to New Audiences

By Maria Deutscher Aug 14, 2012

Hewlett-Packard debuted a new addition to its NonStop high-availability servers line-up that comes in cheaper configurations in order to try and appeal to smaller customers. NonStop servers are used by financial services providers, telcos…

Apple-Samsung Trial Sheds Light on Samsung US Sales

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 14, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features: Apple-Samsung trial shedding light on Samsung sales; burning iPhone 5 rumors; smartphone sales dipping as the world awaits for the next iPhone; and Motorola Mobility’s massive layoff. Apple-Samsung trial…

WikiLeaks Bounces Back With Reverse Proxy Protection Against DDoS Attacks

By Mike Wheatley Aug 14, 2012

It’s business as usual once again for the folks at WikiLeaks (if such a thing is possible) as the document-sharing site appears to be back online following a sustained distribute denial of service (DDoS)…

Developing Countries Lead The Mobile World

By Kathryn Buford Aug 14, 2012

According to a recent World Bank infographic, the developing world is now more mobile than the developed world. The spread of mobile usage across low-income regions reflects global trends in pace, access and pervasiveness…

New IBM Kenya Research Lab Seeks Low-Cost Solution To Nairobi’s Traffic Problems

By Mike Wheatley Aug 14, 2012

IBM is teaming up with Kenya’s Ministry for Information, Communication and Technology to establish an IT research lab in Nairobi, which is said to be the first of its kind on the African continent.…

Google Gets Frommer’s, Rivals Get Mad

By Mike Wheatley Aug 14, 2012

There’s just no stopping Google in its bid to become the world’s number one travel agent. Hot on the heels of its purchase of restaurant review site Zagat last year, the search engine giant…

The Indian TV Show That’s Making Waves With Big Data

By Mike Wheatley Aug 14, 2012

There’s a new phenomenon taking Indian TV by storm at the moment. Satyamev Jayate, which has amassed a staggering 400 million viewers a week in just 13 episodes, would rightly make the headlines for…

Intel Teams with Chinese Orgs in Open Source Cloud League

By Tavis J. Hampton Aug 13, 2012

Intel is serious about getting China involved in OpenStack development. To further that cause, the chip manufacturer has teamed up with a variety of Chinese organizations to form the China Open Source Cloud League.…

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How “Creepy” Big Data is Slowly Transforming Our Awareness

Accenture’s Big Data Lead Points Out New Data Challenges Around Context [Video]

HP Offers Low-End, NonStop Server to New Audiences

Apple-Samsung Trial Sheds Light on Samsung US Sales

WikiLeaks Bounces Back With Reverse Proxy Protection Against DDoS Attacks

Developing Countries Lead The Mobile World

New IBM Kenya Research Lab Seeks Low-Cost Solution To Nairobi’s Traffic Problems

Google Gets Frommer’s, Rivals Get Mad

The Indian TV Show That’s Making Waves With Big Data

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