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U.S. Cybersecurity Czar Howard Schmidt to Step Down

By Kyt Dotson May 18, 2012

The current two-time cybersecurity advisor and czar to the Obama Administration, Howard Schmidt, is retiring the White House announced on Thursday. He was named cybersecurity coordinator and special assistant to President Obama in late…

“Imagine a World Where All Data Is In-Memory,” says EMC [Video]

By Kathryn Buford May 18, 2012

Doc D’Errico, VP of EMC Solutions Group, Big Data, joined Dave Vellante in The Cube for Silicon Angle’s ongoing SAP SAPphire coverage to discuss important trends over the last two years in the cloud,…

DDN Jumps on Open Compute Bandwagon with Object Scaler

By Maria Deutscher May 18, 2012

Data-driven storage provider DataDirect Networks revealed its official admission to the Open Compute Project: Web Object Scaler is now certified to run Open Compute server and storage systems. OCJ is an initiative conceived by Facebook…

Accenture Unveils New Insurance SaaS

By Maria Deutscher May 18, 2012

Service provider and business software maker Accenture has extended its Life Insurance Platform suite of offerings with a cloud-based interface that covers a lot of ground. The new component unveiled this week supplements the…

SAS and Capgemini Track Tax Fraud with Analytics

By Maria Deutscher May 18, 2012

Business analytics software maker SAS and Capgemini, an IT consultancy, are working together to offer governments a solution that spots tax-related fraud by crunching data and detecting suspicious patterns. At the same time, the…

Pinterest Joins the List of $1 Billion Dollar Enterprises

By Saroj Kar May 18, 2012

Call it the Facebook effect in the wake of the largest hi-tech IPO offering. Pinterest is the lastest to enter the exclusive club of companies valued at $1 billion dollars thanks to the recent investment…

Cloud Apps for a Smarter, Secure Home

By Mellisa Tolentino May 18, 2012

These days, we want everything to be connected, and we want to be able to pull data from wherever we are. But one of the most important ways connected devices are helping consumers in…

Facebook IPO Mania – Intoxicating Yet Elusive – Similar to the Netscape Moment for Silicon Valley; Bubble? No; Future Yes!

By John Furrier May 17, 2012

On the eve of the Facebook IPO which will be the largest in technology IPO history. Living in Palo Alto, California I can’t help feel proud and excited about the big day tomorrow. I…

Chef is Cooking With 715 Contributors in the DevOps Kitchen

By Matt Weinberger May 17, 2012

As I write this, I’m wrapping up my visit to ChefConf 2012, the inaugural user conference for the very popular Chef open source server configuration automation tool, where it was announced that over the…

Policy Pressure from the White Forces NASA to Cut Back Commitment to OpenStack

By Matt Weinberger May 17, 2012

NASA is cutting its contributions to the OpenStack community due to the White House “cloud first,” policy. It seems ironic. OpenStack is all about the cloud. But NASA never intended to become cloud platform and…

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U.S. Cybersecurity Czar Howard Schmidt to Step Down

“Imagine a World Where All Data Is In-Memory,” says EMC [Video]

SAS and Capgemini Track Tax Fraud with Analytics

Cloud Apps for a Smarter, Secure Home

Facebook IPO Mania – Intoxicating Yet Elusive – Similar to the Netscape Moment for Silicon Valley; Bubble? No; Future Yes!

Chef is Cooking With 715 Contributors in the DevOps Kitchen

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