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Big Data Acquisitions Head to the Social Realm, Proximal Labs the Latest Buy

By Maria Deutscher Apr 13, 2011

Today enterprise social networking software developer Jive announced it has acquired Proximal Labs, a privately held big data analytics company. Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but the acquisition will be used to…

RIM on the Defensive, Drops BBC Interview for “Unfair” Questions

By Isha Suri Apr 13, 2011

Shockingly, in an interview with BBC’s technology correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones, Mike Lazaridis, the co-chief executive of Research In Motion (RIM) put halt on the whole affair. The incident happened when Cellan asked a question…

Microsoft Sneaks Internet Explorer 10 Preview onto the Web Even Before IE9 Cools

By Kyt Dotson Apr 13, 2011

Barely a month after striking the mint on Internet Explorer 9, Microsoft has prepared a demo of their next-generation browser IE10—and they’re inviting you to download and try it out. “Explore a more beautiful…

Flip Is Gone, but How Does Cisco’s Fiasco Affect the Industry?

By Maria Deutscher Apr 13, 2011

Shortly after Cisco CEO John Chambers released a memo saying that his company has “lost its focus, lacks discipline and needs to overhaul its operations,” Cisco confirmed its plan when it pulled the plug…

Fusion-io to Hire 50 Top Level Officials

By Isha Suri Apr 13, 2011

Fusion-io, a Salt Lake City-based flash storage vendor, has revealed its plans to hire around 40 to 50 officials at top level, by the end of this year. The company already has some big…

Gluster Adds Supports for 2 New Services, Expands Open Cloud Storage Turf

By Maria Deutscher Apr 13, 2011

The open source trend had been picking up a great deal of momentum lately, and for a number of reasons. In addition being cheaper than most alternatives, open source cloud offerings help avoid vendor…

US Government Big Data Democratization Programs Getting Their Budgets Axed

By Kyt Dotson Apr 13, 2011

The latest version of the federal budget to materialize from Congressional negotiations in an attempt to prevent rescue the United States government from an impending shutdown may cut data transparency programs by 75%. In…

Amazon Looking to Subsidize the Kindle All the Wrong Ways

By Apr 13, 2011

Jeff Nolan wrote a great post here at SiliconANGLE talking about the overwhelming feeling of “meh” on the topic of the brand new ad supported Kindle. Throughout my long history of eReader punditry, going…

Microsoft and Its Latest Cloud Affairs

By Madalena David Apr 13, 2011

At the Microsoft Dynamics Convergence 2011 event in Atlanta this week, Microsoft introduced its Cloud ERP solution with Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012, attempting to grasp a slice of the cloud pie. “Every one of…

IBM Maps Big Data: Helps California Transportation Get Effecient

By Madalena David Apr 13, 2011

Maps services are becoming more and more attractive to software developers. Microsoft is launching Streetside with Nokia’s Navteq, despite the controversy raised by Google in Germany especially and MapQuest has released a free Android…

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Big Data Acquisitions Head to the Social Realm, Proximal Labs the Latest Buy

RIM on the Defensive, Drops BBC Interview for “Unfair” Questions

Microsoft Sneaks Internet Explorer 10 Preview onto the Web Even Before IE9 Cools

Flip Is Gone, but How Does Cisco’s Fiasco Affect the Industry?

Fusion-io to Hire 50 Top Level Officials

Gluster Adds Supports for 2 New Services, Expands Open Cloud Storage Turf

US Government Big Data Democratization Programs Getting Their Budgets Axed

Amazon Looking to Subsidize the Kindle All the Wrong Ways

IBM Maps Big Data: Helps California Transportation Get Effecient

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