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Who’s Spending the Most on Virtual Farms and Weapons?

By Cherr Aira Sep 14, 2011

Who would have thought that spending real money for online merchandise would become one of the most lucrative businesses of today? Blame it on those who love online role-playing games and those who love…

Pano Logic Scales Down VDI for SMBs

By Maria Deutscher Sep 14, 2011

Virtual desktop infrastructure vendor Pano Logic debuted two new offerings today, Pano Express SMB and Pano Express HA. Express SMB and HA are scaled versions of Pano’s VDI in a box solution, designed specifically…

Ebay and Craigslist Duke it Out in Federal Court: Classified Ads War Heats Up

By Cherr Aira Sep 14, 2011

Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer… Or legally own shares, take confidential information as a board member, and set-up a rival organization with the same business model. This is why Craigslist is…

Save The Date: December 17, Sony PlayStation Vita Japan Launch with 3G Enabled

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 14, 2011

When I first saw the video of the Sony Next Generation Platform early this year, all I could say was, “I want this!” I even posted it on my Facebook wall! And when I…

Hotfile Turns the Tables, Fires Back at Warner Bros.

By Cherr Aira Sep 14, 2011

News about RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) or MPAA (Motion Picture Association of America) filing legal cases against P2P developers, companies, and users does not surprise me at all. This scenario is already…

Windows 8 Will Bundle Native Antivirus, Symantec and McAfee Scream in Horror

By Kyt Dotson Sep 14, 2011

It’s big news for the Microsoft Windows community that native antivirus is going to come pre-installed for out-of-the-box operating systems. Worldwide, Windows machines account for a significant portion of all machines 0wn3ed by various…

Norton Security Spans All Your Connected Devices for Full Armor Protection

By Phoebe Mandap Sep 14, 2011

Have you ever wondered what would it be like if we didn’t have internet now? If PCs were still around, how useful would they be without connectivity to the web? Connecting to the internet…

Intel Really Is Developing for OpenStack: An Interview with Billy Cox

By Alex Williams Sep 14, 2011

Intel is demonstrating a console for managing security and power management for OpenStack here at the Intel Developer Forum. We saw a demo of the management console yesterday. I did a quick interview with…

Live Blog: Solving the World’s Big Problems with High Performance Computing

By Alex Williams Sep 14, 2011

Where will the new oil be discovered? What will be the impact on water resources with practices such as fracting, the process of extracting underground natural gas? These are the types of topics that…

Opera Solutions Lands Industry First with $84M for Big Data Innovation

By Maria Deutscher Sep 14, 2011

Opera Solutions, a big data software maker (contrary to Opera Software, the developer of the web browser), just announced one of the biggest funding rounds in the history of this industry. The company secured…

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Pano Logic Scales Down VDI for SMBs

Windows 8 Will Bundle Native Antivirus, Symantec and McAfee Scream in Horror

Norton Security Spans All Your Connected Devices for Full Armor Protection

Intel Really Is Developing for OpenStack: An Interview with Billy Cox

Live Blog: Solving the World’s Big Problems with High Performance Computing

Opera Solutions Lands Industry First with $84M for Big Data Innovation

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