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Intel published some tough numbers this morning as it announced its first quarter results, recording a stark 25% drop in profits on the back of another decline in microchip sales. Yet the world’s largest chipmaker remained as arrogant as ever, confidently predicting …
More Enterprises To Be Seduced By Security-as-a-Service Option
Gartner is predicting good times ahead for the security-as-a-service market, with the industry set to be worth as much as $4.2 billion by 2016 as businesses strive to reduce IT security costs by shifting these products into the cloud. The forecast comes …
Augify Launches “Data-Science-as-a-Service” Visualization Tool
Few will deny that these days we’re all feeling pretty much overwhelmed by Big Data, even if it’s really only a ‘little’ bit of data. Every day, we’re bombarded with Facebook updates, tweets, emails, YouTube videos, comments, news feeds and so on. …
Great Idea Microsoft, Let’s Turn Windows 8 Into… Windows 7!
Unbelievably, or so it may sound, that really does look like the best response Microsoft can come up with as it desperately tries to boost sales of its failing Windows 8 operating system. Basically, Microsoft has decided to allow users to ‘revert …
Explosion of Boston Bombing Scams: Beware The Fake Domains
Despicable, shameless behavior. There can be no other words to describe those looking to quickly cash in on yesterday’s tragic Boston marathon bombing. Within minutes of the two explosions taking place, dozens of new internet domains were registered in what looks likely …
EU Ready To Accept Google Anti-Trust Proposal, But It Doesn’t Amount To Much
European regulators are apparently ready to accept a solution proposed by Google following long-running investigation into its alleged search engine bias and anti-competitive advertising practices. The details of Google’s offer haven’t yet been made public, but sources told the New York Times …
The Netbook Is Dying, Killed By The iPad
Remember the trusty old netbook? Those snappy little machines that were supposed to be the “bridge” between smartphones and the traditional PC? Well, if you don’t that’s not really a surprise, given how these devices are likely to be all washed up …
How To Sidestep The WordPress Botnet Hack
If you happen to use WordPress to host your company website or blog, then you’ll probably be worried by news that the ecosystem is currently facing its worst ever coordinated brute force attack, as hackers attempt to gain control of WordPress blogs …
Bitcoin Myth Busted: Mining is Not an Environmental Disaster, Here’s Why
Bitcoin has had more than its fair share of headlines over the past couple of weeks, with stories of bubbles about to burst, exchanges shutting down and new ones opening up for business. To be sure, there’s an awful lot of sensationalism …
Transforming Big Data into “Smart Data”: Don’t Ignore the Archives
Big Data is the biggest buzz word in IT these days, rapidly becoming the must-have tech for every organization and enterprise worth its salt. But with everyone rushing to get their Big Data strategies off the ground, a lot of CIOs have …