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Iranian DDoS on BBC has FBI On Alert for Further Cyberattacks

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 16, 2012

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is keeping their eyes peeled for cyber attacks as they deem it might be used by terrorists to cause massive destruction. “While to date terrorists have not used the…

Millennial Media Revises IPO Plans, Raises the Stakes

By Maria Deutscher Mar 16, 2012

Millennial Media is currently the largest independent mobile ad network; its competitors have long been bought out by Google, Apple and other big fish looking to strengthen their hold on respective mobile ecosystems. That,…

Microsoft Demonstrates “Beamatron” Augmented Reality via Kinect-Projector Duo

By Kyt Dotson Mar 16, 2012

As a device that “sees” the world, Microsoft’s Kinect peripheral has been providing a lot of potential methods for delivering augmented reality. In this particular demo, Andy Wilson from Microsoft Research shows off the…

Google Shifts Focus from Trusted Products to Social Platform as Security Probe Pushes On

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 16, 2012

Back in February the Wall Street Journal published an expose on how Google used codes to bypass Safari’s security measures for tracking users’ browser activities. Since then, Google stopped using the code, denying the…

Dell to Setup 20 Data Centers in APJ

By Maria Deutscher Mar 16, 2012

Dell is looking to open 20 new facilities to power private and public cloud services throughout the Asia Pacific-Japan region. The company says that the driver behind the initiative is demand from customers based…

HP Master Technologists Greg & Chris Tinker Takes a Look at Cloud Plumbing [VIDEO]

By Maria Deutscher Mar 16, 2012

Greg and Chris Tinker, two identical twins who work for Hewlett-Packard as Master Technologists solving large customers’ IT problems, sat down for a remote Skype interview with SiliconANGLE founder John Furrier at the company’s…

Mobile Payments at SXSW: PayPal Stole the Show

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 16, 2012

SXSW is still in full swing in Austin, Texas. And in major events like this, you are bound to come across the hottest technology, including mobile payments. But an article on Gigaom stated that…

SAP Hoping for Big Data Edge with Predictive Analytics

By Maria Deutscher Mar 16, 2012

SAP is making the new SAP BusinessObjects Predictive Analysis available to select customers, and will presumably be releasing out the platform into general availability sometime later this year. This latest push represents the latest…

Exclusive: CEO of HP’s Big Data Company Vertica Chris Lynch Resigns – Pledges Support to Startups

By John Furrier Mar 16, 2012

Chris Lynch, the CEO of Vertica a company he led in it’s acquisition to HP for $350+ million, has resigned as head of HP’s Vertica division effective immediately, SiliconANGLE has learned. A source close…

So Who Was The First To Get The New iPad? It Wasn’t Steve Wozniak

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 16, 2012

Today’s mobile roundup features the official launch of the new iPad, Samsung’s Galaxy Note launch in Australia and more. Apple People in different parts of the world geared up to wait in line to…

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Iranian DDoS on BBC has FBI On Alert for Further Cyberattacks

Millennial Media Revises IPO Plans, Raises the Stakes

Microsoft Demonstrates “Beamatron” Augmented Reality via Kinect-Projector Duo

Google Shifts Focus from Trusted Products to Social Platform as Security Probe Pushes On

Mobile Payments at SXSW: PayPal Stole the Show

SAP Hoping for Big Data Edge with Predictive Analytics

Exclusive: CEO of HP’s Big Data Company Vertica Chris Lynch Resigns – Pledges Support to Startups

So Who Was The First To Get The New iPad? It Wasn’t Steve Wozniak

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