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Broadcom’s Android 4.0-Optimized Strategy Puts a System on a Chip

By Maria Deutscher Feb 28, 2012

Networking gear and microprocessor maker Broadcom introduced a new system-on-chip (SoC) series for low-end Android devices at Mobile World Congress this week. A second line for commercial purposes was also unveiled. The Android Ice Cream…

Forecast 2.0 Brings Future Check-Ins to Facebook

By Kristen Nicole Feb 27, 2012

The check-in has become a symbol of our mobile turnover, contextualizing our social interactions with the layer of location. Companies like Foursquare have capitalized on the check-in, and now Forecast 2.0 hopes to take…

As the App Culture Builds, Dell Accelerates its Shift to Services with New Line of Servers, Flash Capabilities

By Alex Williams Feb 27, 2012

Michael Dell took the stage today at a Dell event with a focus on the demands that come with companies now reaching a maturing stage with its extensive virtualized infrastructure and the continued drive…

Redis on Windows vs. Microsoft’s AppFabric

By Klint Finley Feb 27, 2012

I’ve mentioned before that Redis, a NoSQL in-memory datastore often used for caching, is red hot and receiving high praise from developers. But how well does it really stand up to the competition? Ichi,…

HP Cloud VP Departure Telling of Cloud’s Market Potential

By John Casaretto Feb 27, 2012

An undercurrent of turnover has been persistent when it comes to Hewlett Packard in the news. This includes the exodus of Dave Barr, engineering director for HP’s LeftHand Storage group, to cloud storage startup, Nirvanix. Cloud…

Startup Specialist Andy Palmer Joins Cloudant Board

By Maria Deutscher Feb 27, 2012

Cloudant, “the data layer as a service” company that offers hosting for CouchDB databases, in addition to a fork of the latter called BigCouch, announced the latest member of its board. Andy Palmer, known…

Outline of Hadoop’s Problems is Shortsighted

By Maria Deutscher Feb 27, 2012

Jessica Vascellaro of WSJ published a piece in which she engaged the buzz around Hadoop from the opposite angle, highlighting some of the reasons the open-source parallel analytics platform may not be the universal…

Feds File for Extension on DNSChanger Trojan Shutdown

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 27, 2012

In November 2011, Operation Ghost Click led to the arrest of six men in Estonia for allegedly using the DNSChanger Trojan to acquire sensitive information from Fortune 500 companies. An estimated four million computers…

The Emerging Anti-Stupid Movement Among IT Managers

By Klint Finley Feb 27, 2012

Do companies like to keep their IT staff stupid? In a recent article for Software Quality Connection Lisa Vaas describes IT managers who oppose providing training for their employees as “pro-stupid.” But according to…

HP LeftHand Exec Bails for Nirvanix Cloud

By John Furrier Feb 27, 2012

Fast growing cloud storage startup Nirvanix this morning announced that Dave Barr, HP’s ace engineering director for the LeftHand Storage Group—a $350M business—had left the company to join Nirvanix. This is a very interesting…

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Broadcom’s Android 4.0-Optimized Strategy Puts a System on a Chip

As the App Culture Builds, Dell Accelerates its Shift to Services with New Line of Servers, Flash Capabilities

Redis on Windows vs. Microsoft’s AppFabric

Feds File for Extension on DNSChanger Trojan Shutdown

The Emerging Anti-Stupid Movement Among IT Managers

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