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Sanbolic Consolidates Windows Server Boxes for NAS

By Maria Deutscher Mar 5, 2012

Two of EMC’s most recent promo videos focused specifically on scale-out NAS (network-attached storage), listing the five things enterprise should look for when choosing a solution. Director Nick Kirsch, the presenter in these highlights,…

Android 6.0 Heightens Fragmentation Talk. What’s Google’s Big Plan?

By Kristen Nicole Mar 5, 2012

Sometimes we wonder if Google’s not getting ahead of itself with these Android releases. Android 6.0 Key Lime Pie is the latest rumor milling around Google’s mobile OS, just days after excitement began bubbling…

Why “Science” is an Important Word in the World of Big Data

By Alex Williams Mar 5, 2012

Some observations from conference organizers Alistair Croll and Ed Brill on theCube last week at the Strata Conference: Once users start using Hadoop, it is often the unexpected things that create value and it’s…

Kaggle Sees Data Science as a Sport

By Bert Latamore Mar 5, 2012

With the tagline, “Data science as a sport,” Kaggle helps companies and government agencies, including NASA and Allstate Insurance, develop big data predictive analytical algorithms for a wide variety of data-dependent questions by creating contests…

King of Pop’s Catalog Hacked in 2011 PSN Breach

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 5, 2012

The April 2011 hack on Sony’s PlayStation Network and Qriocity (now known as Sony Entertainment Network Music Unlimited) not only left PSN subscribers without service for a month, but hackers may have also stolen…

Square, Verifone and the Girl Scouts Up the Ante on Mobile Payments

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 5, 2012

Mobile payments is really kicking off this year, especially in light of Square’s latest app for the iPad, centering on new payments services ana analytics. What started as a payment service offered by a…

Traditional BI Vendor Goes Big Data, Connecting Disparate Databases [VIDEO]

By Bert Latamore Mar 5, 2012

Pentaho is a traditional BI analytics vendor that has moved aggressively into the era of big data. It is trying to create a place for itself as the interconnect among transactional RDBMS databases, high-performance analytics…

Intel Ivy Bridge Delays – Effect on HP Gen8

By John Casaretto Mar 5, 2012

While not directly linked to the platform, there are questions surrounding HP’s Proliant Gen8 line and whether it may be delayed by Intel’s recent announcement that Ivy Bridge chipset has experienced production delays. The…

Anonymous vs. Zeus: an Attack on Hackers

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 5, 2012

When you hear the word “Anonymous,” what comes to your mind? The movie about the “real story” behind William Shakespeare? A group or hackers? Or do you think of them as hackitivists? People have…

FTC Probe On Apple as they Reach 25 Billion App Downloads

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 5, 2012

Today’s mobile roundup features a Democrat senator’s request for FTC probe on Apple and Google, Apple reaching 25 billion apps download, poison apps, and more. FTC Probe U.S. Senator Charles Schumer is requesting the…

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Sanbolic Consolidates Windows Server Boxes for NAS

Android 6.0 Heightens Fragmentation Talk. What’s Google’s Big Plan?

Why “Science” is an Important Word in the World of Big Data

Kaggle Sees Data Science as a Sport

King of Pop’s Catalog Hacked in 2011 PSN Breach

Square, Verifone and the Girl Scouts Up the Ante on Mobile Payments

Traditional BI Vendor Goes Big Data, Connecting Disparate Databases [VIDEO]

Anonymous vs. Zeus: an Attack on Hackers

FTC Probe On Apple as they Reach 25 Billion App Downloads

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