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Microsoft Tapped to Enable the US Government Open Cloud

By Kyt Dotson May 11, 2011

Governments essentially run on logistics, the political game of governing people and moving money is all about juggling a lot of different data points. As a result, governments produce, study, collate, curate, and stack…

Some Bonuses Following the Microsoft Skype Deal – The Good and the Bad

By Steven Hodson May 11, 2011

In deals the size of the one that Microsoft just agreed to in acquiring Skype for $8.5 billion, there are always interesting little wrinkles that come out of the woodwork after the announcements are…

Visa to Unleash a Digital Wallet Service This Fall

By Kristina Farrah May 11, 2011

This is one of those “OMG, that’s shocking” news as we have been expecting this to happen, Visa finally announced the roll out date of its digital wallet, a mobile payment service that it…

Rackspace Sees Market Heat Up as Open Source Share Grows

By Maria Deutscher May 11, 2011

Cloud hosting company Rackspace has been up to a lot of things lately, and it seems some of its efforts are beginning to pay off. The company generated $230 million in revenues in the…

Verizon, AT&T To Sell Cisco Tablet

By Michael Trager May 11, 2011

There hasn’t been a lot of good news coming out from or about Cisco (ticker symbol CSCO) lately as the company struggles to restructure its operations and management. The company badly needs a hit…

Fusion-io is Unstoppable, Expands Dell OEM Offerings

By Cherr Aira May 11, 2011

Fusion-io has redefined the competition with its relentless quest to further enhance flash memory technology. It has gained prominence from partnership with Stonefly and bagging a deal with Facebook. Since then, the Utah-based enterprise…

Day 2 of EMC World 2011: Team Ups, Critiques and Debuts

By Cherr Aira May 11, 2011

It seems like the cloud and big data have been mingling so well at the EMC World 2011, in the presence of over 10,000 attendees. After two days of successful demonstrations and speeches, the Vegas…

Weddzilla Builds on Big Data Brides, Babies Next

By Kristen Nicole May 11, 2011

Mobile apps are great at one thing in particular–contextualizing personal data. They’re able to lock in your environmental interactions, noting searches, location, travel and buying patterns, images and time stamps. This is how mobile…

On Day 2, Will Google I/O Continue to Impress?

By Kristina Farrah May 11, 2011

Day one of Google I/O was over and the show was profuse. It was a superfluity of statistics and exciting software updates for smartphones and tablets on top of a new movie and music…

Cloud Meets Big Data Meets…Customer Service?

By Doug Chandler May 11, 2011

Tech companies have always needed to provide customer service on their products, but the model used to be simpler: You sold the product and told the customer the best way to contact you if…

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Microsoft Tapped to Enable the US Government Open Cloud

Some Bonuses Following the Microsoft Skype Deal – The Good and the Bad

Visa to Unleash a Digital Wallet Service This Fall

Verizon, AT&T To Sell Cisco Tablet

On Day 2, Will Google I/O Continue to Impress?

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