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Hewlett-Packard’s making the Most out of its Security Portfolio

By Maria Deutscher Dec 19, 2011

HP, like many tech companies, has its hands in a few pots as the industry shifts to a broadened space spanning mobility and the enterprise. We’ve been covering Hewlett-Packard’s strategy to tap the growing…

Holiday Cheer with Skype’s Free WiFi

By Cherr Aira Dec 19, 2011

‘Tis the season of giving. And even businesses around the tech sphere know this too. Apart from taking advantage of the holiday rush and boosted consumer demands, several companies try to return the favor…

Attivio Secures Patent for Inverted Index for Joining Unstructured and Structured Data

By Jeffrey Kelly Dec 19, 2011

Attivio has secured a U.S. patent for its unique inverted index, the secret sauce behind the company’s Unified Information Access platform that allows it to access, join and query all data types. U.S. Patent…

VMware Launches View for Mac, Linux, Kindle Fire

By Maria Deutscher Dec 19, 2011

VMware launched VMware View Clients for three new platforms today, noticeably expanding the market for its desktop virtualization software. The clients, currently available as technology previews support Mac, Linux and Amazon’s Kindle Fire. The Linux…

Big Data Veteran from Vertica Joins Cloudant as CEO

By Klint Finley Dec 19, 2011

Former HP Vertica VP of Communications, Media and Entertainment Derek Schoettle has joined Cloudant as CEO the company announced today. Schoettle is replacing co-founder and CEO Alan Hoffman, who will now be the company’s…

Mideast Media Takeover: Saudi Prince Wagers $300M on Twitter

By Kristina Farrah Dec 19, 2011

Prince Alaleed bin Talal of Saudi Arabia and his company, Kingdom Holding Co., said Monday that they will invest a joint amount if $300 million into Twitter. The money will be used to improve…

Licensing the Longtail: British Telecom Wants a Cut of Android’s Ecosystem

By Isha Suri Dec 19, 2011

It seems that patent infringement litigation has become a common thing for Google. After Apple, Oracle, Microsoft, and eBay, British Telecom (BT) is the next to file a case against Google. BT is the…

Teaching Old Robots New Tricks with Brainlink

By Phoebe Mandap Dec 19, 2011

Let’s face it. Humans are never get content. But let’s look at the bright side–we’re always striving for something better. When televisions were invented, man never stopped reinventing and developing. As a result, we…

YouSendIt and Other Top iPad, Android Tablet Business Apps

By Maria Deutscher Dec 18, 2011

YouSendIt launched its iPad and Android app this week, making its cloud-based sharing and collaboration features available to tablet, along with other platforms. it’s a big step for YouSendIt as it expands its services…

This Week in Cloud: PaaS, Virtualization Leading Trends

By Maria Deutscher Dec 17, 2011

This week platform services were a major highlight, thanks to a few interesting developments surfaced from a number of the more high-ranking cloud vendors. For starters, Microsoft upgraded Azure with the addition of Node.js support,…

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Hewlett-Packard’s making the Most out of its Security Portfolio

Attivio Secures Patent for Inverted Index for Joining Unstructured and Structured Data

Mideast Media Takeover: Saudi Prince Wagers $300M on Twitter

Licensing the Longtail: British Telecom Wants a Cut of Android’s Ecosystem

Teaching Old Robots New Tricks with Brainlink

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