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Transparency a Double Edged Sword for Big Data in UK Government

By Maria Deutscher Jun 29, 2012

The British government hopped aboard the big data bandwagon this week with a new initiative that’s bent on making the U.K. a better place by sharing information collected by the different agencies. The full…

This Week in the Cloud: All About End-Users

By Maria Deutscher Jun 29, 2012

A lot of the main highlights from the past few days can be traced back to the personal cloud rather than the enterprise, and although the latter category is still very much adequately represented…

Acunote Analytics Takes the “Politics” Out of Office Decisions

By Kristen Nicole Jun 29, 2012

Analytics firm Acunote has an impressive clientele that includes tech firms like EMC, IBM, Google Apps and other enterprise such as Bank of America. The company offers analytical solutions that make it easier to…

Facebook Testing “Want” Button: A Preemptive Strike Against Amazon and Pinterest Wishlists?

By Kyt Dotson Jun 29, 2012

Facebook is developing a new functionality into its SDK to allow users to “Want” something with much the same functionality as they could use to “Like” something. Developer Tom Waddington says that he discovered…

The Nexus 7 Would Be Great If It Had…

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 29, 2012

Google recently unveiled the Google ASUS Nexus 7 – a tablet made by ASUS (hardware) and Google (software). This 7” tablet aims to compete with other small tablets, such as Amazon’s Kindle Fire and…

Microsoft Azure Cloud: Can They Compete with Google Compute Engine in a World of Cloud and Big Data

By John Furrier Jun 29, 2012

With the sweeping global tech impact of social, mobile, big data and cloud, it’s becoming rather clear that Google is poised to rock the cloud Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) market while Microsoft is…

The Problem with Open Science

By Will Schroeder Jun 29, 2012

One of the tragedies of the modern age is that we have to prepend the word “open” onto science in order to differentiate Open Science from the regular kind — you know, the kind…

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…

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Transparency a Double Edged Sword for Big Data in UK Government

Acunote Analytics Takes the “Politics” Out of Office Decisions

Facebook Testing “Want” Button: A Preemptive Strike Against Amazon and Pinterest Wishlists?

The Nexus 7 Would Be Great If It Had…

Microsoft Azure Cloud: Can They Compete with Google Compute Engine in a World of Cloud and Big Data

The Problem with Open Science

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

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