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“We started in the high-performance computing area and have been focusing on Big Data for a while,” stated Michael King, Director of Cloud Content & Media at DataDirect Networks, in this SYS-CON.tv interview with Cloud Expo Conference Chair Jeremy Geelan … Continue reading →

Network management is important to cloud computing success. Software defined networks and data center fabrics all help in helping manage cloud initiatives better. Acquisitions in the cloud computing space have been picking up recently as technology companies look to offer … Continue reading →

On any given day, it’s not uncommon for a company to generate 2.5 quintillion bytes of data, pushing the amount of data that must be processed and managed to unimaginable levels. Because of the requirements for power and low-latency connections … Continue reading →

First thing Thursday morning a desperate, financially struggling Nokia said it was selling off Qt, the commercial and open source cross-platform development platform it acquired when it bought Trolltech in 2008 for upwards of $150 million. Actually the news came … Continue reading →

From the outside looking in on the so-called “trial of the century” – and bearing in mind that it’s only maybe halfway through – but Samsung looks royally screwed. It should have paid more attention when Google told it in … Continue reading →

From the outside looking in on the so-called “trial of the century” – and bearing in mind that it’s only maybe halfway through – but Samsung looks royally screwed. It should have paid more attention when Google told it in … Continue reading →

Apple has increased the amount of money it thinks Samsung owes it in damages for allegedly ripping off its iPhone and iPad widgetry. It’s gone from the $2.5 billion calculation of a week ago to $2.88 billion. Some 28 Samsung … Continue reading →

A slip by Samsung’s lawyer gave Apple the chance to introduce evidence into the patent infringement trial in San Francisco that Samsung wanted suppressed, evidence culled from Samsung’s own documents that Apple hinted it had before the trial began last … Continue reading →

Apple’s beef with Google and Android has pushed it to drop YouTube in the test versions of iOS 6 for iPhone and iPad due out this fall. Apple released a statement Monday saying that “our license to include the YouTube … Continue reading →

The answer, according to my wife, is no.  However, I am reading a book on how to write comedy.  I apologize in advance for any offense. Isn’t it sad to read about Research In Motion’s demise over the past couple … Continue reading →