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How To Stress Test IT Infrastructure Like an Olympic Champion

By Matt Weinberger Apr 9, 2012

The London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (LOCOG) is relying on Atos, Europe’s largest IT services firm, to make sure that everything at the 2012 Summer Olympics goes off without a hitch…

One Company’s Quest for Affordable Zero Data Loss: Peer Incite this Week

By Bert Latamore Apr 9, 2012

Tim Hays, VP of IT at Animal Health International, will discuss his the quest for an affordable zero data loss solution at the next Wikibon Peer Incite meeting. The company, a distributor of premier food…

A Breakdown of Facebook’s Goals with Instagram Acquisition

By Saroj Kar Apr 9, 2012

Facebook has taken control of the popular social photo sharing application Instagram for $1 billion, as reported by Mark Zuckerberg in his own Facebook wall. The acquisition will be Facebook’s biggest acquisition to date.…

eXo Announces UXPaaS for the Enterprise

By Kristen Nicole Apr 9, 2012

eXo is introducing a new hosted collaboration solution for the enterprise named Cloud Workspaces, dubbed as a “user experience platform-as-a-service.” The concept of an enterprise social network designed to help workers leverage the social…

Rotten Easter Egg for Nokia Lumia 900 Holiday Launch

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 9, 2012

On Friday, April 6th, New York’s Times Square was filled with thousands of Nokia and Nicki Minaj fans to launch the Nokia Lumia 900. Minaj performed the “Starship Remix” and much to the delight…

Utah Gets a Cybersecurity Rude Awakening: 181,000 Medical Records Hacked

By Kyt Dotson Apr 9, 2012

With cybersecurity the way that it is, data breaches are constantly rolling news and when it comes to cultures such as Anonymous and hactivist groups like LulzSec it was the amount of data taken…

What Facebook’s Instagram Buy Means for its Mobile Strategy: Data, Search

By Kristen Nicole Apr 9, 2012

Facebook’s taken the proactive measure of acquiring Instagram, the mobile photo-sharing network regularly referred to as Facebook’s biggest competition. What’s most notable about the deal is the price tag – $1 billion for the…

Pastebin Starts Policing Hackers’ Posts, Says They’re Not Against Anonymous

By Cherr Aira Apr 9, 2012

Pastebin reinforces the responsibility that comes along with the freedom of speech on the web. The platform allows uploading of snippets of text for public viewing is hiring more hands to start screening the…

More Growth Expected for EMC Earnings Report

By Maria Deutscher Apr 9, 2012

Storage vendor EMC, ranked the top vendor on several research firms’ charters for the industry, will report its earnings for the first quarter of fiscal 2012 this month. The results are due in about…

Detroit to Former Yahoo Employees: Come to the Motor City

By Angela Connor Apr 9, 2012

This is a news release I just had to share. I am after all, a Detroit native. -AC DETROIT, April 9, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — A group of Detroit businesses are encouraging the more than…

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How To Stress Test IT Infrastructure Like an Olympic Champion

One Company’s Quest for Affordable Zero Data Loss: Peer Incite this Week

Rotten Easter Egg for Nokia Lumia 900 Holiday Launch

Utah Gets a Cybersecurity Rude Awakening: 181,000 Medical Records Hacked

Detroit to Former Yahoo Employees: Come to the Motor City

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