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Bringing Sexy Back to Virtualization: VMworld 2012

By Kyt Dotson Aug 31, 2012

We’re cooling our heels over here at SiliconANGLE after hoofing it around VMworld 2012 with a vengeance—we’ve seen the release of so many great products, the cloud has never been hotter (except in the…

Facebook To Let Advertisers Hunt You Down Using Your Email and Phone No.

By Mike Wheatley Aug 31, 2012

Facebook has just sanctioned the stalking of every single one of its users by companies that wish to bombard them with advertisements and special offers. Reports suggest that the social media giant is tweaking…

Oracle Belatedly Issues Java Security Fix, But Is It Enough?

By Mike Wheatley Aug 31, 2012

Oracle has just issued an urgent fix to seal a dangerous security flaw within its Java software that’s left thousands of computers wide open to malicious attacks from hackers. The update follows revelations that…

The 7 Hour OpenStack Foundation Meeting: New Leadership Team and Not Much Else

By Maria Deutscher Aug 30, 2012

Members of the OpenStack Foundation, the independent organization that Rackspace created to take responsibility for the open-source cloud OS, have met for the first time this week. The seven-hour long meeting gave the attending…

VMware Backup and Recovery Trends, VMworld 2012 Spotlight Segment

By Kathryn Buford Aug 30, 2012

Dave Vellante and Stu Miniman of Wikibon.org continue their VMworld 2012 coverage in this spotlight segment on backup and recovery for VMware customers and practitioners. Vellante and Miniman high-level overview examines industry trends concerning…

Why VMware Is Trying to Join OpenStack

By Tavis J. Hampton Aug 30, 2012

The news from VMworld that VMware wants to join OpenStack has likely confused many. It would be easy to argue that VMware is a competitor to OpenStack and should not be fraternizing with the…

Lenovo Can’t Get Enough of HP and Dell’s Market Share

By Maria Deutscher Aug 30, 2012

Lenovo has made some tremendous gains over the past few years. The Chinese hardware giant is the third biggest player in the worldwide consumer market, and is the largest manufacturer of notebooks on the…

VMware CIO Says Company Will Prioritize Rapid Release Cycle, Software Defined Data Center Transition and User Experience for the Next Year

By Kathryn Buford Aug 30, 2012

In their continuing and exclusive coverage of VMWorld 2012, John Furrier and Dave Vellante spoke with Mark Egan, VMware Chief Information officer. The panelists discuss organizational challenges to implementing IT as a service, Cloud…

Dropbox Competitor Takes Leading Edge via BitTorrent Support

By Isha Suri Aug 30, 2012

BitTorrent is far and away one of the best tools for moving large amounts of data. It’s used everywhere by video game companies to deliver patches to clients and some media streamers to lighten…

SDN Not Revolutionary, Part of an Evolution Going back to 1980s and ATM says Cisco’s Delfino

By Bert Latamore Aug 30, 2012

Despite the hype, software-defined networking (SDN) is not really that new, says Dom Delfino, senior director at network giant Cisco Systems. In fact, the basic concepts go back to the 1980s or earlier and…

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Bringing Sexy Back to Virtualization: VMworld 2012

Oracle Belatedly Issues Java Security Fix, But Is It Enough?

VMware Backup and Recovery Trends, VMworld 2012 Spotlight Segment

Lenovo Can’t Get Enough of HP and Dell’s Market Share

VMware CIO Says Company Will Prioritize Rapid Release Cycle, Software Defined Data Center Transition and User Experience for the Next Year

SDN Not Revolutionary, Part of an Evolution Going back to 1980s and ATM says Cisco’s Delfino

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