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WikiLeaks' donations barely enough to keep the servers running
Donations to WikiLeaks since January have only been enough to cover expenditures in essential infrastructure, such as servers, according to a transparency report.
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Big Data is a solution looking for a problem: Gartner
Big Data is forecast to drive $34 billion of IT spending in 2013 and create 4.4 million IT jobs by 2015, but it is currently still a solution looking for a problem, according to analyst firm Gartner.
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IBM's mainframe chief eyes mobile, social workloads
The head of IBM's mainframe group is looking to bring mobile and social workloads into the platform in another move that would help the mainframe stay relevant and fend off competition from lower-cost systems.
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EMC releases cloud, mobile upgrades to its document content management line
EMC today unveiled upgrades across its Documentum content management and Captiva document capture product lines.
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VMWare updates vCloud as part of data centre land grab
VMWare has updated a cloud virtualisation management suite it only only launched five weeks ago, as it continues to try and dominate the data centre management arena.
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Mainframes still driving innovation in the enterprise, claims CA
The death of the mainframe has been predicted many times over the years, but new research suggests that the mainframe is still a cornerstone of growth and innovation within enterprise infrastructure.
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New IBM zEnterprise EC12 mainframe offers big performance gains
IBM's latest mainframe, the zEnterprise EC12, is big on data analytics and hybrid clouds.
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EMC rolls out VMAX Symmetrix disk library for mainframes
DLm8000 is the first EMC disk library for mainframe that will leverage its flagship VMAX storage technology.
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Oracle Tuxedo hopes to lure mainframe set onto the cloud
With the latest release of its Tuxedo transaction processing server (TPC), Oracle is hoping to lure mainframe users onto the cloud.
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CA upgrades tools for easier DB2 10 upgrades for z/OS
CA Technologies has updated its software for managing DB2 databases running on IBM z/OS mainframes just in time for what will be a large number of required migrations.






