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LulzSec Legacy: Hackers Released 17k E-mails and Passwords

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 8, 2011

Almost 17,000 e-mails and passwords were released by the Connexion Hack Team, which they stated to have acquired randomly. The group did not release information indicating from which sites they obtained their list. Dear Internetz, We are…

Amazon Invests in Big Data Startup, ParAccel Pushes On

By Robert Manto Jul 8, 2011

ParAccel Inc., one of the emerging companies in big data analysis, announced the closure of its Series E funding round with Amazon joining in with other ParAccel investors – Menlo Ventures, Mohr Davidow Ventures,…

Stolen iPad Found in Pants of TSA Agent. Passengers Enraged!

By Ross LaRocco Jul 8, 2011

The TSA is readily known for groping and fondling one’s personal “assets” as a procedure for travel security. As uncomfortable as this topic is, it reveals the things you try to hide. What does…

Virtualization Grows with Virtustream Funding: Product Launches and New Investments

By Robert Manto Jul 8, 2011

Coming off a partnership with VMware, virtualization startup Virtustream recently announced an additional investment of $10 million of Series B round financing to enhance its virtualization offerings. The company’s Series B funding comes from…

Data Warehouse Vendors Differ in Hadoop Integration

By Jeffrey Kelly Jul 8, 2011

Big Data is the future, a fact both EMC Greenplum and HP Vertica recognize. But the two data warehouse vendors are taking very different approaches to Hadoop, the open source Big Data processing framework.…

This Week in the Cloud: Big Data, Consumer Computing and Privacy

By Maria Deutscher Jul 8, 2011

As always, this past week has been packed with significant developments from several companies looking to monetize all the demand surrounding the cloud. Amazon Web Services is currently one of the largest players in…

Who’s Calling Please? Pricy Automated Systems Scare Customers Off

By Jeffrey Kelly Jul 8, 2011

My family and I recently moved, meaning I had to transfer my utilities and cable/internet to the new house. As it turns out, my utility company has great online self-service capabilities. It took me…

Business Has No Business on Google+

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 8, 2011

News broke earlier about the removal of non-user profiles (i.e. businesses, universities, NGO, teams, brands, organizations, etc.) in Google+ until a specialized service has been officially released. The company has asked businesses to hold…

Business Intelligence in the Cloud? A Not So Simple Service

By Alex Williams Jul 8, 2011

There’s a flaw in the cloud-based business intelligence model. Too many vendors are offering the icing but not the cake. That’s the argument made by Wayne Eckerson in a blog post: Expectations Vs Reality: Understanding…

Capgemini CEO: Soon to Be a Top 10 North American Services Provider

By Alex Williams Jul 7, 2011

In a recent interview with Journal Du Net, Capgemini CEO Paul Hermelin said he expects the French company will soon join the top 10 of North American service providers. Hermelin said Capgemini is now…

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LulzSec Legacy: Hackers Released 17k E-mails and Passwords

Stolen iPad Found in Pants of TSA Agent. Passengers Enraged!

Data Warehouse Vendors Differ in Hadoop Integration

Who’s Calling Please? Pricy Automated Systems Scare Customers Off

Capgemini CEO: Soon to Be a Top 10 North American Services Provider

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