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IBM Puts Big Data in Universities: Hopes We’ll Never Run Out of Nerds

By Kristen Nicole Feb 15, 2012

There’s a new career rising for professionals who are passionate about numbers–data scientist. In order to make the best out of the surge of data that plagues the worldwide web every day, we need…

Location-Based Services Dictate Shopping Behavior

By Cherr Aira Feb 15, 2012

Over the next four years we’ll have more than 10 billion internet-connected mobile devices, outnumbering the actual world population, according to a recent Cisco study. The sky truly is the limit for mobile brands and…

48 Hours Later and 6 New and Updated Versions of the Private Cloud

By Alex Williams Feb 15, 2012

I started this week at CloudConnect in Santa Clara. Today I am at the Parallels conference in Orlando. In this short 48 hours I’ve heard of six new versions or updates of the private…

What Apple Really Thinks of the Foxconn “Issue”

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 15, 2012

Apple has always been scrutinized for various reasons that sometimes you’d have to think if they are real or just rumors. Apple is so secretive, not only in their products but as well as…

April’s the Best Month to Fly: Rearden, Hadoop Make Sense of Flight Data

By Kristen Nicole Feb 15, 2012

Big data’s predicting powers have countless possibilities, and recent studies show that it can predict house-selling markets better than real-estate analysts themselves. This time, next-generation ecommerce platform Rearden analyzes air flight factors and issues…

Samsung Merges LCD And OLED Operations Amidst Rising Legal Woes

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 15, 2012

Samsung is considering the separation of its liquid crystal display operations and merging it into Samsung Mobile Display – the venture setup by Samsung Electronics and Samsung SDI Co., that makes organic light-emitting diode…

Broadcom’s New Spin on WiFi Revealed

By Maria Deutscher Feb 15, 2012

Broadcom, a maker of chips designed for networking purposes, announced some additional plans it has around the new and still-in-development Wi-Fi standard currently being polished by the IEEE. The company will be offering up…

Banning iPads In China Not Possible, RIM Losing Gov’t Sector to iOS, Android

By Mellisa Tolentino Feb 15, 2012

After seizing Apple iPads in store in the Xinhua district in China, Shenzhen Proview Technology asked the help of Chinese customs to ban the import and export of iPads in their country because of the…

HP’s End Game for Gen8: Big Data in the Cloud

By Klint Finley Feb 14, 2012

Two of our interviews yesterday on theCube illuminated HP’s long term goals for the Gen8 line of servers: the one with Dave Donatelli and the one with Gary Thome. Both executives talked about the…

CloudBees Launches New Private Java PaaS

By Klint Finley Feb 14, 2012

CloudBees announced today the availability of its private Java platform-as-a-service AnyCloud. AnyCloud can be deployed on Amazon Web Services, other public infrastructure-as-a-service provider or on-premise. CloudBees has been promising a private PaaS version for…

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IBM Puts Big Data in Universities: Hopes We’ll Never Run Out of Nerds

Location-Based Services Dictate Shopping Behavior

48 Hours Later and 6 New and Updated Versions of the Private Cloud

What Apple Really Thinks of the Foxconn “Issue”

April’s the Best Month to Fly: Rearden, Hadoop Make Sense of Flight Data

Samsung Merges LCD And OLED Operations Amidst Rising Legal Woes

Broadcom’s New Spin on WiFi Revealed

Banning iPads In China Not Possible, RIM Losing Gov’t Sector to iOS, Android

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