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SAP and IBM Partnership, Suit Up to Bring Down Oracle

By Maria Deutscher Mar 14, 2011

SAP announced it has integrated its in-memory High-Performance Analytic Appliance (HANA) with IBM’s DB2 database, which gives the two companies’ rivalry against Oracle and its Exadata platform a serious boost from the (near) real-time…

Guest Post: Some Perspective on the Japan Earthquake

By Art Lindsey III Mar 14, 2011

by Patrick McKenzie [日本の方へ：読者が日本語版を翻訳していただきました。ご参照してください。] I run a small software business in central Japan. Over the years, I’ve worked both in the local Japanese government (as a translator) and in Japanese industry (as a systems…

Hurricane Party for Japan, Tonight at SXSW

By Kristen Nicole Mar 13, 2011

It’s Sunday at SXSW, which really doesn’t mean much for your party schedule. If you’re looking for a good cause to party for, however, head to Kenchi (419 Colorado St) for the Hurricane Party…

Google Circles Brings Privacy Full-Circle: Launch at SXSW?

By Kristen Nicole Mar 13, 2011

Google’s supposed to launch (or perhaps preview) a new social network at SXSW tonight, at an event co-hosted by the ACLU. The organization, focused on privacy, indicates that Google’s revealing Circles, offering a social…

Twitter’s Big Head Getting in Developers’ Way

By Madalena David Mar 12, 2011

Twitter has been having a rather distinctive attitude towards app developers lately, having even banned 3 UberMedia-owned mobile apps from using its APIs. The main reason for doing so is the apps being out…

SxSW Interview: John Kaufman, Author of the Personal MBA

By Maria Deutscher Mar 12, 2011

SiliconANGLE’s Editor-in-Chief Mark “Rizzn” Hopkins interviewed Josh Kaufman at SxSWi 2011, author of the book Personal MBA aimed at helping entrepreneurs get the knowledge they need to start a business without getting an MBA.…

Nevermind that Silly Sheen #tigerblood, Bing’s Bringing #kittenblood to SXSW

By Steven Hodson Mar 11, 2011

For those of you that have been hiding out under a rock, you might not have heard that there is a really big tech event going in Austin Texas this coming week. It’s something…

Pwn2Own hackfest: Apple goes down, Google, Android unscathed

By John Casaretto Mar 11, 2011

Reports are coming in from the Pwn2Own annual hacking contest. These things are always great to read about and fun to watch. Apparently, the Apple Safari Browser was compromised in a blazing 5 seconds…

VC’s Agree: “No Bubble” …But Is Twitter A Sign?

By Tom Foremski Mar 11, 2011

“Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn, and caldron bubble,” chanted the witches of Shakespeare’s Macbeth, cooking up trouble. Similarly, are the VCs of Silicon Valley cooking up trouble by helping to fuel a…

Points Exploit May Have Cost Microsoft Over $1 million! …Really?

By Paul O'Flaherty Mar 11, 2011

Update at bottom of the post. Someone figured out how to generate Xbox Live codes that worked, posted instructions to a forum and the resultant deluge of freeloaders has cost Microsoft anywhere between 1…

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SAP and IBM Partnership, Suit Up to Bring Down Oracle

Guest Post: Some Perspective on the Japan Earthquake

Hurricane Party for Japan, Tonight at SXSW

Twitter’s Big Head Getting in Developers’ Way

SxSW Interview: John Kaufman, Author of the Personal MBA

Nevermind that Silly Sheen #tigerblood, Bing’s Bringing #kittenblood to SXSW

Pwn2Own hackfest: Apple goes down, Google, Android unscathed

VC’s Agree: “No Bubble” …But Is Twitter A Sign?

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