Page 7419 – SiliconANGLE

VMware Details Upcoming Products, Rampant Global Expansion

By Maria Deutscher Apr 8, 2011

Virtualization giant VMware is obviously investing a great deal in order to stay attuned with market trends, and , according to Vittorio Viarengo, VP of End User Computing at VMware, VMware set its eyes…

Cisco Looking at a Rough Ride, John Chambers Telegraphs “Targeted Moves” Further into the Cloud

By Kyt Dotson Apr 8, 2011

If someone were wondering what Cisco wants the world to think of them, they’d only need to look at how they’re cultivating their identity with advertisements. “Switching, Routing, and Network Security,” reads the fader…

Google’s ITA Deal Cleared by U.S. Justice Department, Conditions Applied

By Isha Suri Apr 8, 2011

The much-talked about Google’s Travel Deal has finally got the nod of U.S. Department of Justice, but with several concessions and conditions applied. Google planned to purchase flight-data company ITA Software Inc. for a…

Android Updates Security for Enterprise, Google Kills Gizmo 5

By Isha Suri Apr 8, 2011

Google is working hard towards updating its mobile offerings, especially for Android users, and this is evident from the latest updates for the enterprise world. The search giant has updated its security offerings and…

How Are Tablets Being Used in the Business World?

By Kristina Farrah Apr 8, 2011

According to a Techaisle survey, there are 8.8 million tablet used by SMBs in the US today. The survey demographic, which is composed of 1,356 SMBs, says that over 50 percent purchased the device…

Tablet Business Apps: This Week’s Best

By Maria Deutscher Apr 8, 2011

Tablets have been really picking up in the office latlely, and the growing number of tablet business apps emerging almost daily is a very good indicator of that. And, now we’re taking a look…

Epsilon Data Breach Gets Washington’s Attention

By Maria Deutscher Apr 8, 2011

After third-party marketing firm Epsilon suffered a massive security breach, the email addresses and names of millions of its clients’ customers have been compromised. The former include Chase Bank, Best Buy, TiVo, Disney, Kroger…

SEC’s Lax Proposal Affects Facebook, Heightens Bubble Talk

By Kristen Nicole Apr 8, 2011

The SEC is reviewing some age-old rules on start-up investments, considering ways to make it easier for private companies, namely Facebook, to remain so. According to the Wall Street Journal, Federal securities regulators are…

Men Choose Internet Access over Sex (I Think I Know Why)

By Kristina Farrah Apr 8, 2011

A survey conducted by TP-LINK, a global networking provider of networking products, reveals that among men ages 18-45 years old, internet access is more essential than personal hygiene, sex and alcohol. Internet connection is…

This Week in the Cloud: Investments, Expansion and a Record-Breaking Court Battle

By Maria Deutscher Apr 8, 2011

This past week in the cloud has seen quite a bit of action, and from more aspects than one. That includes a product launch by a company who is fresh out of a merger,…

all stories

Google’s ITA Deal Cleared by U.S. Justice Department, Conditions Applied

Android Updates Security for Enterprise, Google Kills Gizmo 5

How Are Tablets Being Used in the Business World?

Tablet Business Apps: This Week’s Best

Epsilon Data Breach Gets Washington’s Attention

SEC’s Lax Proposal Affects Facebook, Heightens Bubble Talk

Men Choose Internet Access over Sex (I Think I Know Why)

LATEST FROM THECUBE

UPCOMING CUBE EVENTS

RECENT CUBE EVENTS

SEMICON West 2026

AI Data Pipeline Forum 2026

Infor Velocity Week 2026

Dell AI Data Platform Event: From Ambition to AI at Scale 2026

Fully Connected 2026

SIGN IN

Bio

Ethics statement

Contact us

Partner with us

Contact us

Guest inquiry