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Hadoop, Big Data reports future growth

By John Casaretto Aug 1, 2012

A five year forecast report was recently released highlighting the technologies Hadoop and MapReduce and it reinforces the projected exponential growth curve that is taking place in the Big Data market. Driven by the…

FBI Sentinel System Finally Goes Live, 6 Years and $451M Later

By Mike Wheatley Aug 1, 2012

Finally, the FBI is getting with the times. It might be $26 million over budget and have arrived 30 months later the planned, but at long last the Sentinel case management system is up…

Craigslist Puts Its Foot Down With “Exclusive” Terms

By Mike Wheatley Aug 1, 2012

If you want to advertise something for sale on craigslist, you’re now going to have to make sure you don’t post it anywhere else. That only applies of course, if you give damn about…

Eyes Don’t Lie: Where Eye-Tracking Meets Market Research

By Guest Author Aug 1, 2012

As brands go head to head for consumers dollars and advertising space rates increase, companies are realizing they need to be more strategic with their messaging to reach their target audience. What better way…

Breaking Analysis: EMC Lenovo Deal Expands TAM and Sheds Slow Growth Asset

By Dave Vellante Aug 1, 2012

“The enemy of my enemy is my friend” Chinese (and Arabic) proverb EMC’s announcement that it struck an OEM deal with Lenovo, and will be forming a JV with the Chinese PC maker, signals…

Dropbox Acknowledges Employee Hacked; Threats Don’t Always Hit the Clients Directly

By Kyt Dotson Aug 1, 2012

Over the recent weeks, fears of a breach at Dropbox fueled a great deal of speculation when clients of the cloud-storage service discovered an increase in spam coming to e-mail addresses they registered there.…

IBM Launches Intelligent Appliance to Stop Threats Before They Happen

By Cherr Aira Aug 1, 2012

One click and an entire organization’s data may find itself at risk. Employees’ social media and online access is already an apparent security loophole within most companies nowadays. This is why preventive measures, full…

From Yawn to Dawn of New Scientific Frontiers in Tech: Q&A with TED Lecturer Ainissa Ramirez

By Kathryn Buford Aug 1, 2012

As a tech writer, I investigate iPhone 5 rumors, but I couldn’t name any of the 64 elements from the periodic table of elements that the phone contains. So, what does it matter? Well,…

What Features Could Google’s Nexus Q be Delayed For?

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 1, 2012

Google announced that their little black media ball, Nexus Q, will be delayed in getting to consumers’ hands. The reason? They want to add more features to it. “The industrial design and hardware were…

How To Keep Your Dropbox, Box and SugarSync Clouds Secure

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 1, 2012

As more people and businesses are moving into the cloud, the issue of cloud security is raised in tandem. Dropbox has recently admitted to a breach in their security, which led to their users…

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Hadoop, Big Data reports future growth

FBI Sentinel System Finally Goes Live, 6 Years and $451M Later

Craigslist Puts Its Foot Down With “Exclusive” Terms

Eyes Don’t Lie: Where Eye-Tracking Meets Market Research

Breaking Analysis: EMC Lenovo Deal Expands TAM and Sheds Slow Growth Asset

IBM Launches Intelligent Appliance to Stop Threats Before They Happen

From Yawn to Dawn of New Scientific Frontiers in Tech: Q&A with TED Lecturer Ainissa Ramirez

What Features Could Google’s Nexus Q be Delayed For?

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