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Getting to the Heart of OpenStack: Part 1

By Alex Williams Apr 18, 2012

Former NASA Nebula Chief Technical Architect Joshua McKenty, and Rackspace alumni Christopher MacGown are two of Piston Cloud‘s original founders. They are also two individuals who helped start OpenStack. Yes, they’re among the smartest you…

Are We Too Concerned with Vendor Lock-In?

By Klint Finley Apr 18, 2012

I’ve written frequently about vendor lock-in and how to avoid it, but Matt Asay suggests that lock-in might be the least of a CIO’s worries. No one wants to get stuck being price gauged…

Banjo Social Discovery App Hits One Million Users

By Saroj Kar Apr 18, 2012

Banjo, the location based social discovery app for iPhone and Android that lets you view users’ profiles based on their location, has hit the million user mark. Launched nine months ago on both iOS…

The NAB Media Angle: from Wall Street to Social Broadcasting

By Maria Deutscher Apr 18, 2012

The NAB conference covers a massive area within the media industry (many of which SiliconANGLE and theCube pick up as well), and all of the attending pundits are quick to give their unique takes…

HOW TO: Mobilize Your Website, from Design to Monetization

By Cherr Aira Apr 18, 2012

There are three times more smartphone activations every minute than human births, according to a recent report. This exponential growth has created 6.6 billion mobile connections and 3.6 billion subscribers globally in 2011, outnumbering the…

Glasgow University Chemists See 3D Printers as Innovative for “Printing” Pharmaceuticals

By Kyt Dotson Apr 18, 2012

Researchers at Glasgow University have started looking into 3D printer technology for producing reaction vessels and reactants that can synthesize chemicals in predictable ways. As a result, a 3D printer could be used in…

IBM Earnings Reflect On Big Blue’s Storage Strategy

By Alex Williams Apr 18, 2012

IBM storage revenues decreased 4% in the first quarter. It’s noteworthy for a few reasons. Ir reinforces the results posted by Gartner last month that shows soft demand for external-controller based disk storage. The market…

HP Killing Two Birds with One App Store

By Maria Deutscher Apr 18, 2012

Hewlett-Packard may not have set any new trends recently, but it’s investing quite a bit in the transformation of its traditional business. HP is doing it in the cloud, and the company’s latest launch…

U.S. and Chinese Militaries Practice Cyberwar and Play House

By Kyt Dotson Apr 18, 2012

As the Internet breaks down borders between nations and begins to bound the economy, we’re looking at brand new forms of political and economic pressure and the advent of cyber warfare. On Monday, The…

The Future of Video: Smart and Connected #NABShow

By Maria Deutscher Apr 18, 2012

This week SiliconANGLE is attending and covering the developments from NAB this week, one of the largest professional gatherings in the production media industry. The event’s sheer scale means it encompasses a very broad…

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Getting to the Heart of OpenStack: Part 1

Are We Too Concerned with Vendor Lock-In?

The NAB Media Angle: from Wall Street to Social Broadcasting

Glasgow University Chemists See 3D Printers as Innovative for “Printing” Pharmaceuticals

IBM Earnings Reflect On Big Blue’s Storage Strategy

HP Killing Two Birds with One App Store

U.S. and Chinese Militaries Practice Cyberwar and Play House

The Future of Video: Smart and Connected #NABShow

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