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Quest Software Spending $2 Billion To Turn Private

By Matt Weinberger Mar 12, 2012

IT service provider Quest Software announced on Friday that it’s entered into a deal with private equity firm Insight Venture Partners that will see the company pay a total of $2 billion to purchase…

Nirvanix Announces Latest High-Profile Client: National Geographic Society

By Maria Deutscher Mar 12, 2012

Cloud storage startup Nirvanix is one of the fastest-growing companies in the industry, and SiliconANGLE has been following them closely throughout the past couple of years. The latest update is that the National Geographic…

Visual.ly Launches DIY Infographics at SXSW 2012

By Cherr Aira Mar 12, 2012

SXSW 2012 lived up to the hype of being a springboard for the coolest technological revelations of the year, and Visual.ly is the latest to jump into the pool. The data visualization expert launches…

Viddy Video Rocks Facebook and the iPhone with Linkin Park

By Cherr Aira Mar 12, 2012

Viddy is bringing its Video App alongside the launch of Facebook’s Open Social Platform. The popular mobile video app will be one of the first ventures to take advantage of Facebook’s big update. There…

The jQuery Replacement Has Arrived: AppMobi’s New HTML5 Framework

By Maria Deutscher Mar 12, 2012

AppMobi released version 1.0 of jqMobi, an HTML5-based alternative to the jQuery JavaScript framework that was specifically developed for mobile. We covered the original launch in January, and the mobile development solutions maker made a big…

AntiSec Christmas Stratfor Hack Cost $700,000 in Credit Card Fraud

By Kyt Dotson Mar 12, 2012

Remember last year when Anonymous and AntiSec breached the FBI think tank Stratfor and made news by making off with 200 gigabytes of personal and finical data and 60,000 credit card numbers? It was…

The Sina Problem: Verifying Social Media User IDs is a Matter of Validating Data

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 12, 2012

Sina Corp.’s Weibo, China’s Twitter, has until March 16 to acquire all their users information to comply with the government’s standards. Back in December, the Chinese government ordered the microblogging site to obtain users’…

Microsoft Cuts Azure Pricing Following Amazon

By Kristina Farrah Mar 12, 2012

Redwood cuts the price of Azure storage as you go service and some of its compute offerings. It happened Friday which is only a few days following Amazon Web Services storage price slash. The…

Valve Denies PC-Console Rumors Amid Hot Cloud Gaming Trend

By Cherr Aira Mar 12, 2012

The cloud was a key driver in last year’s phenomenal PC video games sales. And, it is showing no signs of slowing down as more companies head to its direction. This booming space is…

SXSW Questioned as the Venue for Launching Startups

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 12, 2012

South by Southwest is the best venue for startups to show off what they’ve got but with more startups doing that, it’s getting a bit crowded and startups are finding it hard to get…

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The jQuery Replacement Has Arrived: AppMobi’s New HTML5 Framework

AntiSec Christmas Stratfor Hack Cost $700,000 in Credit Card Fraud

The Sina Problem: Verifying Social Media User IDs is a Matter of Validating Data

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