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GigaOm Radar for Kubernetes Data Protection
Kubernetes is the industry standard for container orchestration, and it’s being used by born-in-the-cloud startups and cloud-native enterprises alike. It’s found in…
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Security Information and Event Management: A MITRE ATT&CK Framework Competitive Evaluation
Security information and event management (SIEM) technology supports threat detection, compliance, and security incident management through the collection and analysis (near real-time…
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SQL Transaction Processing and Analytic Performance Price-Performance Testing
The fundamental underpinning of any organization is its transactions. They must be done well, with integrity and performance. Not only has transaction…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Hyperscale Compute Alternatives
Organizations today look to the cloud for their compute and data storage needs, embracing the public cloud for newly built cloud-native applications…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Hyperconverged Infrastructure: SMB Deployments
Hyperconvergence has quickly become a popular option for IT infrastructures, no matter the size of the company or the industry in which…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Primary Storage for Large Enterprises
Primary storage systems for large enterprises have adapted quickly to new needs and business requirements, with data now accessed from both on-premises…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Primary Storage for Midsize Businesses
Primary storage systems for midsize businesses have adapted quickly to new IT needs and business requirements, with data now accessed from both…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Primary Storage for Small Businesses
Primary storage systems for small businesses have adapted quickly to new needs and business requirements, with data now accessed from both on-premises…
Read MoreGoogle’s new message to developers: don’t screw up Android
Android used to be all about openness. Now, Google is putting its foot down and putting a bigger emphasis on consistency.…
Read MoreFilmOn launches “teleport” technology to stream TV in 18 cities, improve on Aereo
Eccentric billionaire Alki David just relaunched a streaming service that he says is a legal version of Aereo's service that was just shut down by the Supreme Court. He will have to keep his lawyers nearby.…
Read MoreCisco buys browser-based collaboration specialist Assemblage
Cisco(s csco) has bought a Danish firm called Assemblage for its skills in wrangling browser technologies like WebRTC for real-time collaboration that…
Read MoreAereo suspends service, promises refunds to subscribers
Aereo bowed to the inevitable on Saturday morning, telling subscribers that's pulling the plug at 11:30ET on its revolutionary service that rented consumers mini-antennas and DVR's to watch over-the-air TV.…
Read MoreThis week in media: VICE talks, Gawker balks, the NYT kills blogs and GE starts its own news hub
In this week's roundup of media-industry shenanigans, VICE Media wants to be bought, Gawker doesn't, General Electric starts an online magazine while Medium expands an existing one, and the New York Times is killing its blogs but says it still really likes blogging…
Read MoreWith Android’s next L version, users finally get to be T-Pain
Android has been way too slow to process audio in real-time, crippling many karaoke and singing apps. That's about to change with the next major update.…
Read MoreCan the New York Times kill its blogs without losing the soul of blogging in the process?
The New York Times has said it is planning to shut down or absorb as many as half of its existing blogs, with the hope that those skills can become more widespread inside the newspaper as a whole -- but will they?…
Read MoreResearchers create an algorithm that makes highlight reels from long videos
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon have created a method called LiveLight that they claim can watch generally uneventful videos and pick out the parts that viewers probably want, or need, to see.…
Read MoreU.S. publishers’ revenue from ebooks roughly flat in 2013, but unit sales rose: Chart
New data shows the size of the U.S. ebook market in 2013, and finds that more book sales now take place online than via brick-and-mortar stores.…
Read MoreWhy the Supreme Court just set TV innovation back a decade
The Supreme Court's decision to kill Aereo was bad from a legal point of view -- and downright horrible from a policy and innovation perspective.…
Read MoreChromecast will use ultrasonic sounds to pair your TV with your friend’s phones
Bad news for bats, good news for Chromecast fans: Google is using ultrasonic sounds to pair its streaming stick with nearby devices.…
Read MoreSimon & Schuster makes all its ebooks available to libraries, following successful trial
Simon & Schuster is making all of its ebooks available to U.S. libraries, following a one-year trial.…
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