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TV Price Fixing Suit Concludes with another $2M in Fines

By Maria Deutscher Jul 9, 2012

Back in 2009 a lawsuit was filed against no less than seven different manufacturers of LCD monitors over alleged price fixing. In 2011 a court ruled that these companies have to pay $553 million in…

Emulex Pays Broadcom $58 Million to Settle Core of Patent Lawsuit

By Maria Deutscher Jul 9, 2012

The disagreement between Broadcom and competitor Emulex reached a major milestone over the weekend, when the latter agreed to pay $58 million in order to take the fibre channel patents listed in the suit…

VMware Reveals Competing Multi-Node Big Data Infrastructure Systems

By Bert Latamore Jul 9, 2012

Google and VMware take very different approaches to solving the problem of rapidly provisioning large numbers of virtual nodes for production Big Data systems, says Wikibon CTO and leading Big Data Analyst David Floyer…

Lockheed Martin’s Cyber Security VP Curt Aubley Talks About Cloud Security at Intel Forecast 2012

By Kyt Dotson Jul 9, 2012

The adoption of cloud in the consumer market and especially the high-profile enterprise market has seen some inhibition, especially surrounding security. John Furrier brought Curt Aubley, Lockheed Martin VP & CTO Cyber Security &…

Internet Doomsday Bust: DNSChanger is Dead and We’re Still Connected

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 9, 2012

At 12:01 EDT today, the Federal Bureau of Investigation flipped the killswitch that enabled DNSChanger-affected computers to continue surfing the Internet. The FBI commissioned a private entity to provide two clean servers to enable…

Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Not Cool Enough to be Banned In UK

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 9, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features a UK judge declaring the Samsung Galaxy Tab “not as cool” as the iPad, RIM customers doubling up on their contingency plan, and a start-up Jolla with plans to revive Nokia’s…

Lenovo Seeking Permission to Modify Microsoft’s Mobile Operating Systems

By Josette Rigsby Jul 9, 2012

We recently discussed Lenovo’s quiet move to the top of the PC market. It seems the company also has its sights on the mobile space. Reports have surfaced that Lenovo is requesting approval to…

Four Obstacles Digital Media Still Faces

By Ryan Cox Jul 9, 2012

Digital Media is still in its infancy. (There, got that out of the way). With the explosion of instant mass-communications of Twitter, online presence of Facebook, and personal sounding board of blogs — where…

Kayak Doubles IPO Expectations After Solid Quarter, Mobile Growth

By Mike Wheatley Jul 9, 2012

It’s taken them 21 months to get things organized, but travel website Kayak’s flotation plans finally seem to be back on track following the announcement of its IPO. Early Monday, Kayak updated its S-1,…

Closing the Hadoop Skills Gap Requires A Two-Front Attack

By Jeffrey Kelly Jul 9, 2012

We’re all familiar with the Hadoop skills gap by now, so I won’t delve into the details of why we’re facing this conundrum in this post. Rather, let’s focus on solutions to the problem.…

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TV Price Fixing Suit Concludes with another $2M in Fines

Emulex Pays Broadcom $58 Million to Settle Core of Patent Lawsuit

VMware Reveals Competing Multi-Node Big Data Infrastructure Systems

Internet Doomsday Bust: DNSChanger is Dead and We’re Still Connected

Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Not Cool Enough to be Banned In UK

Lenovo Seeking Permission to Modify Microsoft’s Mobile Operating Systems

Four Obstacles Digital Media Still Faces

Kayak Doubles IPO Expectations After Solid Quarter, Mobile Growth

Closing the Hadoop Skills Gap Requires A Two-Front Attack

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