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How Services Providers Can Benefit From IBM’s New Patterns Technology

By Alex Williams May 2, 2012

Systems integrators and outsourcers have done very well over the years servicing IBM customers. Building data centers from the ground up, integrating middleware and configuring it all in a secure manner can keep a…

Hulu to Adopt Authentication Model: No More Free Content?

By Mellisa Tolentino May 2, 2012

If you’re one of the many people who enjoy watching their favorite show on Hulu via net streaming for free, you may soon find yourself pissed when the service is no longer free. A…

Google Introduces New Gmail Labs Graduates as they Face a Lawsuit for Racism

By Mellisa Tolentino May 2, 2012

Google announced that there are three new graduates from Gmail Labs, and they’re not people, but new features and tools to make our online lives a little bit easier. The Gmail Labs Graduates Automatic…

Nokia Files Patent Suits Against HTC, RIM and Viewsonic

By Mellisa Tolentino May 2, 2012

Nokia filed patent claims against a number of companies in the US and Germany. The Finnish phone maker claims that the companies, HTC, RIM and Viewsonic, infringed a number of their patents. “Nokia is…

Panorama9 Launches IT Dashboard, New Feature in the US

By Maria Deutscher May 2, 2012

Panorama9 is a Danish startup that focuses on general-purpose IT solutions in the cloud. And that has been working out pretty well for the company so far. Their platform is targeting small to midsized…

Future of Data Storage and Supercomputing: See-Thru Silicon & Diamond Quantum Computers

By Kristina Farrah May 2, 2012

If you think about the possibilities of the future, you can pretty much say that our advancements have just begun. There’s still so much more to look forward to, and what happens in science…

Revision3-Discovery Deal Not Likely to Go Down

By Maria Deutscher May 2, 2012

Revision3 is a veteran independent broadcasting site that shares some common ground with Hulu, with the exception that the startup produces and streams its own content. Web users are showing their appreciation with over…

Correction: Violin Memory Raises $90 Million at $850m Valuation, IPO Due Soon

By Maria Deutscher May 2, 2012

{Update: According to SiliconANGLE founder John Furrier, the reported numbers by AllThingsD is a bit low. SiliconANGLE has learned from sources close to the company that Violin’s latest round was actually $90 million at…

Nokia to Sell the Well-Appointed 808 PureView this Month

By Mellisa Tolentino May 2, 2012

Today’s mobile news roundup features Nokia’s plans to start selling PureView by May, Barnes & Noble’s plans to incorporate NFC in stores, another New York city that gets free AT&T WiFi and more. Nokia…

Web Pioneer Jon Mittelhauser Signs On With OpenStack Service Provider Nebula

By Matt Weinberger May 1, 2012

Jon Mittelhauser, a former member of the team that created original web browser MOSAIC and a founding engineer at Netscape Communications Corporation, is bringing his experience to OpenStack-based private cloud appliance vendor Nebula, the company…

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How Services Providers Can Benefit From IBM’s New Patterns Technology

Hulu to Adopt Authentication Model: No More Free Content?

Google Introduces New Gmail Labs Graduates as they Face a Lawsuit for Racism

Nokia Files Patent Suits Against HTC, RIM and Viewsonic

Future of Data Storage and Supercomputing: See-Thru Silicon & Diamond Quantum Computers

Revision3-Discovery Deal Not Likely to Go Down

Correction: Violin Memory Raises $90 Million at $850m Valuation, IPO Due Soon

Nokia to Sell the Well-Appointed 808 PureView this Month

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