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Over 1 Million Accounts Compromised and $350k Stolen by Hackers in One Week

By Maria Deutscher Jul 16, 2012

In the past week hackers managed to infiltrate no less than four major websites; and while users of three of these four sites only have to worry about more spam in their inbox and…

EMC Releases First Major Update to NetWorker in Almost a Decade

By Josette Rigsby Jul 16, 2012

EMC has often been criticized for leveraging an outdated code in its storage arrays. The company clearly seems to be a proponent of the “if it ain’t broke, then don’t fix it” mantra, but…

Objectivity Pushes Big Data in the Channel with InfiniteGraph Certification

By Maria Deutscher Jul 16, 2012

Database software vendor Objectivity unveiled a new initiative today that’s meant to introduce partners to InfiniteGraph, a graph database that is known for being highly scalable. On top of that it’s written in Java,…

Alternatives for Spool Now That Facebook’s Bought and Crushed It

By Saroj Kar Jul 16, 2012

Facebook has hired the mobile team behind the startup application development provider, Spool, in what appears to be the latest acquisition for social network. This talent buy is largely in part to expand its…

Surprise! Marissa Mayer is Yahoo’s new CEO

By John Casaretto Jul 16, 2012

Marissa Mayer is now the CEO of Yahoo. The move is a surprising catch and major coup for Yahoo, which for years has been struggling to stay alive and losing market share in the…

Microsoft Office 2013: Cloud at the Core or Cloudwashing?

By Matt Weinberger Jul 16, 2012

Microsoft has finally taken the lid off Microsoft Office 2013, letting consumers get its first crack at the completely redesigned suite of industry-standard productivity applications, including new versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and more,…

Huawei Aggressively Targets Storage Market

By Maria Deutscher Jul 16, 2012

“Our business is changing, and our customers’ needs are changing. We need to enter these markets,” said Jeff Jiang, the head of Huawei‘s storage marketing. The Chinese ITC firm sells networking equipment to telcoms, and is…

GM to Bring IT Talent-in House, $600M contract with HP at Risk

By Maria Deutscher Jul 16, 2012

Auto giant General Motors is one of HP’s biggest clients. The company currently outsources about 90 percent of its IT needs, and its automobile business alone pays Hewlett-Packard $350 million annually. The firms also…

Something You Won’t Hear From Amazon: Insourcing is Safer, Cheaper and Better

By Bart Copeland Jul 16, 2012

It’s not something Amazon broadcasts. “It” is the dirty little secret of cloud computing: For the real-world enterprise, a public cloud isn’t as secure, cost-effective or flexible as a private cloud. Period. Some enterprises…

Anonymous Launches Par:AnoIA, Looking to Lead WikiLeaks

By Isha Suri Jul 16, 2012

As discussed in my previous post that Anonymous hactivist group keeps on looking for ways to grab attention, here we have one more instance of the same instinct. Anonymous is quite interested in the…

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Over 1 Million Accounts Compromised and $350k Stolen by Hackers in One Week

EMC Releases First Major Update to NetWorker in Almost a Decade

Objectivity Pushes Big Data in the Channel with InfiniteGraph Certification

Surprise! Marissa Mayer is Yahoo’s new CEO

GM to Bring IT Talent-in House, $600M contract with HP at Risk

Anonymous Launches Par:AnoIA, Looking to Lead WikiLeaks

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