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Big Data, Fat Brains, Social Impact

By Kathryn Buford May 30, 2012

Since his Data Kind (formerly Data Without Borders) proposal last year, Jake Porway continues to pair fat brains with big data to effect positive social change. Gina Rudan of Genuine Insights considers fat brains…

Dell’s New Copper ARM Server is Meant for Hyperscale

By Maria Deutscher May 30, 2012

Google and Facebook are two of the largest web companies out there, and as such they discovered that they can be much more efficient with the way they manage their data centers. A very…

Zooz Rolls Out HTML5-Compatible Mobile Payment SDK

By Kristen Nicole May 30, 2012

Zooz is one of the newest up-and-comers in the mobile microtransaction space, an area that is growing rapidly now that developers are monetizing their apps with more flexibility, and far more successfully. An application…

Amazon Web Services Security Chief Explains The Shared Responsibility of Public Cloud

By Matt Weinberger May 29, 2012

In a presentation to AWS Summit 2012 Australia attendees earlier this month and just posted to YouTube, Amazon Web Services General Manager & Chief Information Security Officer Stephen E. Schmidt preemptively answers the single most common…

Microsoft To Announce New Cloud Application Platform, Linux VMs for Azure

By Matt Weinberger May 29, 2012

On June 7th, Microsoft is holding a “Meet Windows Azure” event, which promises an update on the future of the platform-as-a-service cloud. Microsoft’s keeping mum on what we can expect, but rumor has it…

Sprint Closing Nextel to Optimize its LTE Goals

By Maria Deutscher May 29, 2012

Sprint put a date on the shutdown of its Nextel network, a merger that has been struggling financially for a very long time. The carrier said that it could go offline as early as…

Samsung Launches Music Hub Cloud Service for Galaxy S III

By Saroj Kar May 29, 2012

Only a short time after the acquisition of mSpot, Samsung has introduced cloud based music service, Music Hub, the latest to rival Apple’s iTunes and Spotify’s music streaming. The new Music Hub will initially…

Google Chromebook and the new Chromebox: Another Node for a Services World

By Alex Williams May 29, 2012

Google announced today its latest Chromebook, and a new Chromebox that continue to show that hardware increasingly represent nodes for an increasingly dominant services oriented world. It will soon be true that everything is a…

Malicious E-mail and Phishing Trends Show Wednesday is a Slow Day at Work

By Saroj Kar May 29, 2012

Even hackers need a day off! A recent email-based attacks for 2012 statistics shows that hackers preferred for attacks on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, while Saturdays and Sundays are used for resting. The research led…

The Current Status of BYOD: Not Working as Planned at Cisco, IBM and Beyond

By Josette Rigsby May 29, 2012

Cisco has announced that it is ending its investment in its Android-based Cius tablet. The company points to consumerization as the reason for the tablet’s demise. OJ Winge, SVP of TelePresence atCisco, said that…

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Big Data, Fat Brains, Social Impact

Dell’s New Copper ARM Server is Meant for Hyperscale

Zooz Rolls Out HTML5-Compatible Mobile Payment SDK

Sprint Closing Nextel to Optimize its LTE Goals

Google Chromebook and the new Chromebox: Another Node for a Services World

Malicious E-mail and Phishing Trends Show Wednesday is a Slow Day at Work

The Current Status of BYOD: Not Working as Planned at Cisco, IBM and Beyond

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