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Canonical Brings The Noise With “Metal As a Service” But What is the Strategic Value?

By Matt Weinberger Apr 6, 2012

Metal-as-a-Service (MAAS) isn’t just my new band name – it’s both the name of and concept behind Canonical’s new physical server provisioning tool, bringing “cloud-like semantics for on-demand capacity” and simplifying the deployment of…

Millennial Media Faces Patent Lawsuit After Closing IPO

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 6, 2012

Millennial Media recently closed their IPO offering of 10,200,000 shares of common stock at a public offering price of $13.00 per share, but there’s already trouble for the mobile ad network, as it faces…

Simplifying Hadoop Querying With SaaS and Why It Matters to the CIO

By Matt Weinberger Apr 6, 2012

Analytics startup Kontagent is breaking the mold with the availability of kSuite DataMine, a SaaS offering that enables analysts to use Hive-powered, SQL-like queries to get data out of a Hadoop deployment. It’s meant…

DataDirect Networks to Provide the Storage Behind New Telescope

By Maria Deutscher Apr 6, 2012

Earlier this week we covered IBM’s partnership with the European ASTRON to develop analytics software that will filter the data collected by the Square Kilometer Array. The initiative aims to make the job of…

Twitter Sues Spammers, Facebook Caught In Web of Security Flaws

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 6, 2012

All forms of malicious software plague the web, and one wrong click could cost you. No matter how careful you are, one of these critters could eventually make its way to your system and…

Instagram Closing in on $50M Round from Sequoia

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 6, 2012

Though Instagram is getting some negative feedback because of its recently launched app for the Android platform, leading some Apple users to criticize the photo-sharing app, investors aren’t fazed one bit. AllThingsD reports that…

Apple, Amazon Face Different Outcomes from Booming eBooks Market

By Saroj Kar Apr 6, 2012

Today’s e-reader roundup features a possible pricing settlement of The U.S. Department of Justice with three of the world’s biggest publishers that sells e-books to Apple, Amazon’s launch of the Spanish language Kindle store,…

Tata Consultancy’s Bad Rep Bad for Business

By Maria Deutscher Apr 6, 2012

Tata Consultancy Services Ltd, a subsidiary of the India-based Tata Group, has gotten itself in a bit trouble now that two former employees are launching a class-action suit against the company. Their motion was…

SAP President Resigns for Unknown Reason

By Maria Deutscher Apr 6, 2012

In a statement released this week SAP said Robert Courteau, the man in charge of its operations and sales in North America, has left the company. He’s been with the business software maker since 2004,…

RIM Executives On the Run, Apple Working on 7.85″ iPad

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 6, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features RIM executives abandoning their sinking ship, Google’s Sergey Brin sporting the Google Glasses, Apple working on a 7.85-inch iPad and more. RIM loses tops dogs amid market decline According…

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Canonical Brings The Noise With “Metal As a Service” But What is the Strategic Value?

Millennial Media Faces Patent Lawsuit After Closing IPO

Simplifying Hadoop Querying With SaaS and Why It Matters to the CIO

DataDirect Networks to Provide the Storage Behind New Telescope

Instagram Closing in on $50M Round from Sequoia

Apple, Amazon Face Different Outcomes from Booming eBooks Market

Tata Consultancy’s Bad Rep Bad for Business

SAP President Resigns for Unknown Reason

RIM Executives On the Run, Apple Working on 7.85″ iPad

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