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Cisco Adapts to Borderless Organization, Modifies Security Structure

By Kristina Farrah Feb 16, 2011

The emergence of today’s borderless organization has caused a significant shift in security needs. It revolutionizes the way people work-- going beyond the boundaries of being anchored in a definite work environment and other…

Mobile Super Chip Wars Heat up with Nvidia MWC Release

By Isha Suri Feb 16, 2011

While lots of companies are talking about launching superchips at Mobile World Congress 2011, Nvidia has taken claim of the first place prize. The company gave the first sneak peek of its Mobile Super…

IBM’s Watson Smart but Not Unbeatable, How Greg Lindsay Put Man Ahead of Machine

By Kyt Dotson Feb 16, 2011

Monday night, February 14th 2011, we saw IBM’s natural language processing computer Watson go up against two Jeopardy! champs and whomp them solidly—until the final round when some sort of brain freeze hit the…

MapQuest Takes on Android, but Can it Beat Google Maps?

By Maria Deutscher Feb 16, 2011

The AOL-owned MapQuest today launched a new and free Android app, finally extending its support beyond iOS. The app features everything the iPhone version does, with the exception of a couple new features, all…

IBM System Networking and the New Alignment of the Networking Industry

By Stuart Miniman Feb 16, 2011

IBM officially announced the formation of its System Networking group (it’s buried in this PR). I’m on the record saying that IBM’s acquisition of BNT is not to attack Cisco. IBM is a master…

The Publishing Revolution: Google, Apple Now Leading the Charge

By Maria Deutscher Feb 16, 2011

The publishing industry spurred a lot of news this week, with updates and developments affecting its every major aspect. Google and Apple seem to have taken charge of the digital prospect of publishing, rolling…

National Hysteria Averted – Angry Birds Coming to Windows Phone 7

By Steven Hodson Feb 16, 2011

Whew, that was a close one folks. The sorta saved by the bell type of thing, or is that saved from a flock of angry bird players? But yes, we can all rest easy…

HP On M&A Spree For Big Data – First Up Vertica – All About Information Infrastructure Play – Data

By John Furrier Feb 16, 2011

HP is on a big M&A buying spree in Big Data or information infrastructure. According to my sources close to HP, they are going to go on a massive buying spree. Great news for…

Commercial Implications of IBM’s Watson Supercomputer

By George Ou Feb 16, 2011

It appears that IBM has pulled off a public relations masterpiece with their computer hardware and software placed inside of the TV game show Jeopardy. IBM’s “Watson” (which is a cluster of 90 high-end…

Internet As a Public Utility is Dumb

By Nick R. Brown Feb 16, 2011

I recently ran into a blog article by Jonathan at WhoIsHostingThis.com which is a web hosting review site. The article in question was calling for the Internet as we know it to become a…

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Mobile Super Chip Wars Heat up with Nvidia MWC Release

IBM’s Watson Smart but Not Unbeatable, How Greg Lindsay Put Man Ahead of Machine

MapQuest Takes on Android, but Can it Beat Google Maps?

IBM System Networking and the New Alignment of the Networking Industry

The Publishing Revolution: Google, Apple Now Leading the Charge

National Hysteria Averted – Angry Birds Coming to Windows Phone 7

HP On M&A Spree For Big Data – First Up Vertica – All About Information Infrastructure Play – Data

Commercial Implications of IBM’s Watson Supercomputer

Internet As a Public Utility is Dumb

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