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Will Watson be Your Jarvis One Day? IBM Takes on Siri

By Amber Harris Aug 31, 2012

Smartphones will soon get a taste of the Watson 2.0 supercomputer technology by IBM. We can thank recent developments in battery power and computing efficiency for that. Watson has been testing in the medical…

VMworld 2012 Recap: It’s all about vSphere, Octopus and the Partners

By Maria Deutscher Aug 31, 2012

VMworld is one of the biggest trade shows in IT, and this year’s conference didn’t disappoint. The company unveiled several new products, including the latest release of vSphere and the debut of Project Octopus,…

Cisco’s New Licensing Eases Purchases for Customers

By Amber Harris Aug 31, 2012

Looks like Cisco is trying to make things a little easier for their customers by changing its licensing, which will help consumers buy its products a la carte. The company gave us a heads…

VMware Launches Industry Forum to Help Enterprises Transition to the Cloud

By Jeffrey Kelly Aug 31, 2012

VMware this week announced the formation of a new industry group that brings together a number of blue-chip services firms that will serve as a resource for large enterprises transitioning to the cloud. Called…

Flash Market Hot, Users Confused, Scott Lowe Finds

By Bert Latamore Aug 31, 2012

The flash market is hot, writes Wikibon’s Scott Lowe in his latest report from VMworld 2012. Users, however, by and large do not understand the differences among the three major vendor classes (flash-on-server, hybrid…

IBM Ex-President Joins Executive Bad Boy Club: Misconduct with an iPod

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 31, 2012

Earlier this month we highlighted some of the most high-profile crimes in the Valley, like the late Steve Jobs’ house being burglarized, Michael Dell’s daughter’s Twitter account deactivated for security reasons, and then there…

Data Protection in Virtualized Environments a Hot Topic at VMworld

By Matt Weinberger Aug 31, 2012

Veeam VP of Product Strategy Doug Hazelman and newly-arrived Actifio VP of Product Marketing Brian Reagan joined Wikibon co-founder David Vellante in TheCUBE at VMworld 2012 to discuss the challenges and their respective approaches to the…

Who Will Buy RIM? A Tale of Missed Exits

By Saroj Kar Aug 31, 2012

Those who’ve followed the news for RIM this past year know that the firm now looks something like a desert, with no oasis in sight. There’s been a devaluation of action, a dismissal of…

Japan Court Favors Samsung, Google and Apple Talk Licensing

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 31, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features: Samsung’s minor win in Japan; Google and Apple in talks for patent licensing; iPhone screen production delayed; and new Kindle Fire to feature Nokia Maps. Japan court rejects Apple’s…

Bahraini Government Using “Stealth” Malware To Spy On Dissidents

By Mike Wheatley Aug 31, 2012

A Google engineer and a computer science student believe that authoritarian government regimes are using special surveillance software designed for criminal investigations to illegally monitor political activists. The New York Times reports that FinSpy,…

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Will Watson be Your Jarvis One Day? IBM Takes on Siri

VMworld 2012 Recap: It’s all about vSphere, Octopus and the Partners

Cisco’s New Licensing Eases Purchases for Customers

VMware Launches Industry Forum to Help Enterprises Transition to the Cloud

Flash Market Hot, Users Confused, Scott Lowe Finds

IBM Ex-President Joins Executive Bad Boy Club: Misconduct with an iPod

Data Protection in Virtualized Environments a Hot Topic at VMworld

Who Will Buy RIM? A Tale of Missed Exits

Japan Court Favors Samsung, Google and Apple Talk Licensing

Bahraini Government Using “Stealth” Malware To Spy On Dissidents

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