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What Special Skills Do You Need to Run a Big Data Startup? Q&A Series

By Kristen Nicole Jun 26, 2012

Sumo Logic is still what you’d consider a startup, but already its demonstrated some useful life lessons for applying ideas to the big data industry, including the concept of harnessing the right talent. Specializing…

AI On The Rise Weekly: Big Data, Surveillance, and Chinese-Speaking Siri

By Cherr Aira Jun 26, 2012

If still alive, Alan Turing turns a century old on June 23rd— the computer scientist that breathed life to algorithm and computation or computing. Some five decades ago, he perpetrated the infamous ‘Turing Test”…

Red Hat Announces Freemium Business Model for OpenShift PaaS

By Matt Weinberger Jun 26, 2012

Back in April, Red Hat announced the release of the OpenShift platform-as-a-service (PaaS) as open source. But the big question mark has been how Red Hat was going to apply its services-oriented business model…

Infineta Joins NetApp Ecosystem

By Maria Deutscher Jun 26, 2012

Storage vendor NetApp is steadily getting more and more involved with big data. Earlier this month the company debuted an integrated box that is built to run Hadoop, and shortly thereafter announced a significant…

LulzSec Hackers Admit DDoS Attacks on High Profile Sites, including CIA, NHS, and Sony

By Isha Suri Jun 26, 2012

Two of the LulzSec hackers, one of the most notorious internet hackers group, have entered the guilty pleas today for disabling some high profile websites and performing Distributed Denial of Service attacks. Ryan Cleary,…

Photo Discovery Evolves With New Instagram Explore Update

By Mike Wheatley Jun 26, 2012

Instagram has received an update for the first time since Facebook snapped up the popular photo-filter app in a $1 billion deal back in April of this year. The upgrade has been rolled out…

The Best of Faulty Gadgets: Is Your Smartphone On the List?

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 26, 2012

Hearing about the latest faulty phone, the self-combusting Galaxy SIII, made me think about how hazardous technology is for us. This isn’t the first time a gadget’s exploded. Some even caused serious injuries and…

The Booms (and Busts) of Last Year’s Google I/O

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 26, 2012

Google I/O 2012 will kick off tomorrow, June 27th and run until the 29th. The three-day event will most likely feature Google’s future plans and products that would hopefully see the light of day.…

Is Yammer a Smart Buy or is Microsoft Riding the Bandwagon?

By Kristen Nicole Jun 26, 2012

Microsoft Corp. finally admitted that they’re acquiring Yammer Inc., a provider of enterprise social networks, for $1.2 billion in cash. The Yammer team will be joining the Microsoft Office Division, led by division President…

Cisco and Citrix: Two Peas in a Pod

By Maria Deutscher Jun 26, 2012

Networking behemoth Cisco and virtualization software maker Citrix announced a new partner program this week that offers a number of incentives to resellers in the VDI space. More specifically, only partners who deliver Cisco…

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What Special Skills Do You Need to Run a Big Data Startup? Q&A Series

AI On The Rise Weekly: Big Data, Surveillance, and Chinese-Speaking Siri

Infineta Joins NetApp Ecosystem

LulzSec Hackers Admit DDoS Attacks on High Profile Sites, including CIA, NHS, and Sony

Photo Discovery Evolves With New Instagram Explore Update

The Best of Faulty Gadgets: Is Your Smartphone On the List?

The Booms (and Busts) of Last Year’s Google I/O

Cisco and Citrix: Two Peas in a Pod

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