Monthly Archives: July 2015

tech worker

HP, NEC Collaborate on NFV for Service Providers

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Hewlett-Packard and NEC will combine forces and technologies in an effort to help communications service providers more quickly and easily adopt network-functions virtualization.The two...
consumers and wifi

Consumers Increasingly Seeking Out WiFi

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While nearly all consumers (97 percent) connect to and use WiFi in their homes, the vast majority (76 percent) also connect to WiFi outside...
M2M and health it

Businesses Adopting M2M Technology, Particularly in Health IT

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More than a quarter of all businesses worldwide are now using machine-to-machine (M2M) technology, and in the Americas, more than nine out of 10...
arcserve and data storage

Arcserve Expands Unified Data Protection Platform With Cloud

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Data protection and recovery software and services provider Arcserve announced the launch of the Arcserve Cloud, a service for off-site data protection.Integrated with the...
Intel chip

Intel Confirms Delay in 10nm Processors to 2017

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Since 2007, Intel's tick-tock processor schedule has gone off like clockwork. It's what has helped the chip maker drive Moore's Law while continuing to...
Free Global Calls 2

Mobile Carriers Start Fulfilling Clarke’s Vision of Free Global Calls

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I didn't realize it at the time, but during what would normally have been a routine phone call to discuss an editorial assignment, I...
zero day flaws

Adobe, Microsoft and Oracle Patch for Hacking Team Flaws

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In a rare confluence of scheduling and circumstances, Adobe, Microsoft and Oracle issued patches on July 14 for vulnerabilities first publicly revealed July 5...

Data Center OS Maker Mesosphere Releases Its First SDK

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San Francisco-based startup Mesosphere, whose open source-based distributed operating system runs data centers and clouds belonging to Twitter, Yelp, Groupon and others, released its...
Linux support for Azure

Microsoft Rolls Out Linux Support Services on Azure

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A day after Microsoft bid farewell to Windows Server 2003, the Redmond, Wash.-based software giant floated new Azure support options that the industry would...
Delphix DaaS

Tech Deal: Delphix Picks Up $75M for DaaS Development

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Delphix, the database virtualizer which has pivoted to becoming an early entrant into the nascent DaaS market (data-as-a-service, not be confused with desktop-as-a-service), has...