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HP Investors Regain Faith as CTO Retires

By Saroj Kar Nov 1, 2011

After some flip-flopping back and forth, it turns out Hewlett-Packard will keep its PC division and resume production of the tablets after all, reversing the surprise decision to refocus its business that was announced…

Niall Dalton Talks Cantor Fitzgerald’s Interest in Project Moonshot and Low-Power ARM Processors

By Kyt Dotson Nov 1, 2011

Dave Vellante and John Furrier have set up theCUBE in Palo Alto for Hewelett-Packard’s Project Moonshot Press Event. As a guest in the Cube, Niall Dalton, the Director of High Frequency Trade at Cantor…

Hadoop, there it is: Here Comes Hortonworks

By Jeffrey Kelly Nov 1, 2011

In what appears to be a change in direction, Hortonworks has released a completely open source Hadoop distribution based on Apache Hadoop that will compete head-on with Cloudera’s CDH3. The new distribution, called Hortonworks…

EMC Offers As-a-Service Delivery of Enterprise Apps

By Maria Deutscher Nov 1, 2011

Storage solutions maker EMC has taken its latest, and rather significant step towards the cloud. The company introduced a hybrid cloud version of three enterprise applications customers would otherwise have to run on-premise, according…

Spectrum Deficit Disorder

By George Ou Nov 1, 2011

The discussion about the wireless spectrum crunch can be hard for the average citizen to follow. While it’s easy to understand the straightforward fact that every network has a capacity limit, it’s not so…

Female CEOs on the Rise, Reviving Tech’s Look at the Glass Ceiling

By Isha Suri Nov 1, 2011

It seems that females are finally appearing in the front row in the corporate landscape, with IBM’s first female CEO reviving an industry’s look at the glass ceiling. The computer giant has been running…

Adjusting to a Data Intensive, Mobile World – Google Unveils New Look for GMail But Sadly Lacks API Improvements

By Alex Williams Nov 1, 2011

Google is giving an in-depth look at its new design for GMail. The new highlights reflect the new demands of a data intensive, mobile community. Unfortunately, there is no mention of any improvements to…

IBM’s Watson Getting Smarter, Edges Harvard Students in Jeopardy

By Isha Suri Nov 1, 2011

IBM’s renowned supercomputer Watson, which has already tasted victory several times, has proven to have gotten even smarter. Earlier this week Watson once again gained a victory in a Jeopardy quiz-show battle with a trio…

Facebook Scam “Girl Who Killed Herself on Halloween” Video Spreads

By Kyt Dotson Nov 1, 2011

A scam campaign has hit Facebook with a familiar click-jacking underlying theme: the death of a person. Although, the entitled posts don’t solicit a particular celebrity they do entice users of the social media…

HP Announces Moonshot A New Low Energy Server Technology – Shift to Mobile Cloud Architecture

By John Furrier Nov 1, 2011

HP is announcing today at HP Labs a major innovation in the server technology called “Moonshot,” a big shift from the x86 architecture to what HP calls “Extreme Scale Computing.” The Moonshot announcement is…

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HP Investors Regain Faith as CTO Retires

Niall Dalton Talks Cantor Fitzgerald’s Interest in Project Moonshot and Low-Power ARM Processors

Hadoop, there it is: Here Comes Hortonworks

Spectrum Deficit Disorder

Female CEOs on the Rise, Reviving Tech’s Look at the Glass Ceiling

Adjusting to a Data Intensive, Mobile World – Google Unveils New Look for GMail But Sadly Lacks API Improvements

IBM’s Watson Getting Smarter, Edges Harvard Students in Jeopardy

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