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A Look Back at News Corp.’s Biggest Blunders as Company Splits

By Saroj Kar Jun 29, 2012

News Corporation, the media group owned by Rupert Murdoch, shaken by the scandal of illegal phone tapping of some of the British personalities, announced in a brief statement that the company will split into…

HyTrust Fills Major Security Gap in Virtualized Data Centers

By Bert Latamore Jun 29, 2012

As data center virtualization moves beyond test and peripheral systems into mainstream production environments, enterprises face a major security gap. Maintaining and strengthening traditional security in the underlying physical environment remains important, but the…

FalconStor Pays $5.8M to Cover Up Old Mess

By Maria Deutscher Jun 29, 2012

Backup and recovery solutions maker FalconStor is doing fine right now. It recently snagged an award for its popular Virtual Tape Library (VTL) offering, and according to an older update from earlier this month…

No Red Hat for Hadoop Wikibon. Experts Agree

By Bert Latamore Jun 29, 2012

Will a Red Hat for Hadoop, that is a single commercial entity that represents the Hadoop ecosystem and sets direction for it, emerge? That is a question that Wikibon Chief Analyst and Co-Founder David…

RIM Suffers More Setbacks, BB10 Delayed to 2013

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 29, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features RIM’s latest woes, Google Chrome topping Apple’s App Store, and the iPhone’s fifth birthday. RIM suffers a few more setbacks Research in Motion yesterday reported a loss of ¢37…

Nexus Q: Top 5 Features

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 29, 2012

Aside from the Nexus 7, Google unveiled the Nexus Q, a small computer it’s touting as the world’s first social streaming media player. The point of the device is to allow users to stream…

Future Big Data: What’s to Be Paranoid About?

By Mike Wheatley Jun 29, 2012

There have been plenty of columns written in the last few months about the amazing potential of Big Data and what it holds for the future, but little has been said about the dangers…

The Launch List: The Partners Aligning with Google Compute Engine

By Alex Williams Jun 28, 2012

Here’s the initial list of partners aligning with Google for its news infrastructure as a service (IaaS). Opscode will offer its Chef tools with Google Compute Engine for infrastructure automation. This means server provisioning,…

Pinterest Surpasses Tumblr, Google+ in Sharing: AddThis Fills the Gaps

By Saroj Kar Jun 28, 2012

AddThis, the online content sharing platform provider, has extended toolset to include Pinterest, arguably the hottest social sharing network on the market. The company introduces a new, easier way to share Pinterest content via…

Drone p0wned by College Lab

By John Casaretto Jun 28, 2012

Researchers at a university lab have successfully hacked a government DHS-owned unmanned aerial vehicle, known as a “drone” in a low-buck challenge. The research team at University of Texas at Austin built a device…

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A Look Back at News Corp.’s Biggest Blunders as Company Splits

HyTrust Fills Major Security Gap in Virtualized Data Centers

FalconStor Pays $5.8M to Cover Up Old Mess

No Red Hat for Hadoop Wikibon. Experts Agree

RIM Suffers More Setbacks, BB10 Delayed to 2013

Future Big Data: What’s to Be Paranoid About?

The Launch List: The Partners Aligning with Google Compute Engine

Drone p0wned by College Lab

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