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6 Worst Layoffs in Tech – Past 12 Months

By Saroj Kar May 28, 2012

HP, the world’s largest manufacturer of computers, decided to layoff about 27,000 employees before the end of the 2014 business year. The cuts, announced last week, represent the largest layoffs in HP’s working history. The…

Cyberthreat Weekly Roundup: Bitcoin Compromised, Celebrity Death Spawns New Malware, and FBI Getting Wary over Cyber Threats

By Kristina Farrah May 28, 2012

The cyberspace is a vast territory that is yet to be fully explored, and it will take us a very long time before we can say that we know it well. For now, let’s…

Could a Smartphone be the Way Up for Facebook?

By Maria Deutscher May 28, 2012

A week and a half ago Facebook went public after many months of speculation, and managed to pass the $100 billion mark with its valuation. But reality soon caught up to the hype, and…

NASA Denies Breach Claim by “The Cyber Warriors Team” Iranian Hacker Group

By Kyt Dotson May 28, 2012

As a high profile agency within the US government, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is a likely target for hackers looking to make their bones in the hacker scene. As a result,…

Yo CIO – Just Innovate, Would You?

By Alex Williams May 28, 2012

CIOs don’t want to listen to the innovators message that urges them to let 1,000 projects bloom. But maybe the approaching bombs will get their attention. The choice became readily apparent at the MIT…

Cisco, Juniper Face Anxious Rival in Alcatel-Lucent: Re-entering the Market

By Josette Rigsby May 28, 2012

Telecommunications provider Alcatel-Lucent has unveiled a new core routing product and is officially making its entry into the $4 billion market for Internet core routers. The new platform, the 7950 Extensible Routing System (XRS),…

Christophe Bisciglia: The Next Frontier In Big Data Is Personalization

By Matt Weinberger May 28, 2012

Christophe Bisciglia, the Google veteran and Silicon Valley entrepreneur best known for co-founding Apache Hadoop services firm Cloudera in 2010, joined SiliconAngle’s John Furrier in The Cube at last week’s HBase Con 2012 to…

Enterprise Drives New Features in Cloud Collaboration

By Josette Rigsby May 28, 2012

The number of cloud storage providers has increased dramatically over the last couple of years. Many attract new users by offering free storage in hopes that users of the free services will convert to…

Could Google’s Victory over Oracle be Short Lived?

By Harmony Tapper May 28, 2012

In what has shaped up to be the techie trial of the decade, the suit brought on by Oracle against Google for infringement upon their Java patents for use in the Android platform has…

This Week in Big Data: EMC World, Data Streams and the Future Web in Zetabytes

By Maria Deutscher May 28, 2012

This week EMC World 2012 grabbed a big portion of the headlines in big data, spilling into an unsurprisingly large number of segments that includes analytics. The whole armada of the storage giant’s partners…

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6 Worst Layoffs in Tech – Past 12 Months

Cyberthreat Weekly Roundup: Bitcoin Compromised, Celebrity Death Spawns New Malware, and FBI Getting Wary over Cyber Threats

Could a Smartphone be the Way Up for Facebook?

NASA Denies Breach Claim by “The Cyber Warriors Team” Iranian Hacker Group

Yo CIO – Just Innovate, Would You?

Cisco, Juniper Face Anxious Rival in Alcatel-Lucent: Re-entering the Market

Christophe Bisciglia: The Next Frontier In Big Data Is Personalization

Could Google’s Victory over Oracle be Short Lived?

This Week in Big Data: EMC World, Data Streams and the Future Web in Zetabytes

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