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QLogic Invests in Partner Ecosystem, Margins

By Maria Deutscher Oct 10, 2011

Networking solutions maker QLogic is on a steady growth track, and one way the company is maintaining this momentum is by expanding its partner ecosystem. SAN encryption provider Bloombase Technologies is the latest name…

VMware’s Patel: Oracle Trying To “Thwart” VMware

By Jeffrey Kelly Oct 10, 2011

VMware Vice President of Global Alliances Parag Patel said his firm has a number of customers that want to virtualize their Oracle environments on VMware, but that Oracle is standing in the way. Speaking live…

All Is Not Kumbaya In the Hadoop Open Source Community

By Jeffrey Kelly Oct 10, 2011

When you think “open source community,” do you think of a tightly knit group of developers linked arm-in-arm dedicated to building and promoting an open standards-based technology? Well, that scenario may be common in…

Scammers Take Advantage of Steve Jobs’ Departure

By Kristina Farrah Oct 10, 2011

I’m a huge of admirer of Steve Jobs and I mourn for his demise along with a couple of hundred million others from all over the world. Though he was expected to depart this…

Google’s Dart Programming Language Disappoints Hackers

By Klint Finley Oct 10, 2011

As expected, Google announced its new programming language Dart at GOTO Conf. We previously reported on the language here. Dart is a new programming language that will run in its own virtual machine in…

Groupon Reworks Counter as IPO Dreams Slip Further

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 10, 2011

While IPO season was in full swing earlier this year, things seemed to have calmed down in certain sectors, namely daily deals. Groupon in particular seems to be having trouble reaching an IPO launch,…

The Evolving Place of Pastebin.com in Social Discourse, From LulzSec to Occupy Wall Street

By Kyt Dotson Oct 10, 2011

The previous decade showed us how the Internet and social media change the face of protests. In fact, a leaderless collective of interested parties emerged from forums calling themselves Anonymous to form a surprisingly…

Wikileaks, Secret Orders and Hidden Emails Raise Eyebrows in US, Germany

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 10, 2011

Two government sects in the US and Germany are said to be acquiring personal information with the use of secret orders and Trojans, raising questions as to whether or not thee organizations are violating…

Abstracting Data Science for the Every Day User

By Alex Williams Oct 10, 2011

Unlike my cohorts in San Francisco for the circus that is Oracle OpenWorld, I spent two days last week in sunny San Diego, talking to the folks from Teradata, a company with its roots…

Clustrix CTO: In-Memory is a Hack to Throw Hardware at the Database Problem

By Klint Finley Oct 10, 2011

Dave Vellante and John Furrier interviewed Clustrix CTO Aaron Passey on theCube last week. Clustrix offers a highly scalable relational database that’s fully compatible with MySQL. Passey claims Clustrix can scale near-linearly. The most…

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QLogic Invests in Partner Ecosystem, Margins

VMware’s Patel: Oracle Trying To “Thwart” VMware

All Is Not Kumbaya In the Hadoop Open Source Community

Scammers Take Advantage of Steve Jobs’ Departure

Google’s Dart Programming Language Disappoints Hackers

Wikileaks, Secret Orders and Hidden Emails Raise Eyebrows in US, Germany

Abstracting Data Science for the Every Day User

Clustrix CTO: In-Memory is a Hack to Throw Hardware at the Database Problem

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