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OpenStack Juno debuts, more moving and shaking by cloud providers

Summary:
The week in cloud: OpenStack M&A continues — stay tuned for more action. And Max Schireson on MongoDB momentum (and why he stepped down as CEO.)

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photo: Shutterstock user Tyler Olson

New OpenStack versions come out every six months — the latest “Juno” release debuted this week. But OpenStack deals have been rolling out considerably faster — the most recent being EMC’s acquisition of Cloudscaling. That news comes less than a month after Cisco bought Metacloud. And that came a week after Hewlett-Packard, an OpenStack partisan, snarfed up Eucalyptus, a cloud player that recently got OpenStack religion.

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Report: IBM is paying GlobalFoundries $1.5B to rid itself of its chip-making business

By Kevin Fitchard
Summary:
IBM plans a big announcement at its earnings call on Monday. Bloomberg has it that IBM has come to terms with GlobalFoundries on taking over its money-losing commercial silicon business.

photo: Tomasz Bidermann/Shutterstock

IBM apparently really, really doesn’t want to be in the commercial silicon business, to the point it’s willing to pay GlobalFoundries $1.5 billion to take its chip-making unit off its hands, according to a new report from Bloomberg.

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2014년 10월 19일 일요일

Google’s infrastructure spending dipsslightly; cloud revenue looks higher

By Derrick Harris

OCT. 16, 2014 - 4:49 PM PDT

Inside a Google data center. Image courtesy of Google

Google spent more than $2.4 billion on infrastructure during the third quarter, which was down from its record second quarter but still very large. The company has numerous infrastructure-intensive businesses, including its growing cloud computing platform. Read more »

The Smart Home Is Going To Be A Huge Boon To Accessibility

Posted Sep 5, 2014 by Steve O'Hear (@sohear)

I reach for the iPhone tucked down the side of my wheelchair and launch the Hive app. After a couple more taps on the screen, there’s an audible click from across the room. A few seconds later, I hear the boiler sparking up before the central heating finally kicks in. It’s a familiar sound, but this time the experience is profoundly different.

For Two New Apps Called “Push” And “Drop,” The Push Notification Is The App

Posted Oct 13, 2014 by Sarah Perez (@sarahintampa)

Two new applications, Drop and Push, want to save you from having to download multiple news apps or browse dozens of websites just to keep up with the topics that interest you. But what makes these two apps different, when compared with news aggregators or other mobile news readers (aka RSS readers), is that they primarily function via push notifications.

How To Protect Yourself In The Cloud

Some helpful tips.

SELENA LARSON

SEP 3, 2014

Cloud computing (https://www.flickr.com/photos/86530412@N02/14796090251)

The massive iCloud hack that exposed photos of female actresses stored in their personal Apple accounts, has left many—including myself—scrambling to change their passwords.

Some speculated that the hack was due to a vulnerability in Apple’s Find My iPhone feature, with which hackers used a “brute force” attack to guess the passwords on celebrities’ accounts, The Next Web reported.

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