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Wednesday, June 24, 2015

12 fun, free summer classes for techies

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12 fun, free summer classes for techies
Take a break from your day job and immerse yourself in baseball analytics. Or, escape to alien worlds, soak up superhero culture, and study the science of happiness. MOOCs are an easy way to feed your brain without draining your wallet. This summer, check out some fun, free, tech-friendly options from EdX, Coursera and newcomer Kadenze. Read More


WEBCAST: IBM

Use Analytics to Find the Insights Buried in Video
Join IXP and IBM in this webinar and learn how intelligent video analytics can be a force multiplier for police, security, and risk officers. Learn More

WEBCAST: IBM

Use Analytics to Find the Insights Buried in Video
Join IXP and IBM in this webinar and learn how intelligent video analytics can be a force multiplier for police, security, and risk officers. Learn More

IT workers replaced by foreign labor may regain federal benefit
The White House is trying to get Congress to restore coverage for service workers, and that may, once again, make displaced IT workers eligible for benefits. Read More

The rise of SSDs over hard drives, debunked
In spite of a recent report to the contrary, solid-state drives (SSDs) will not surpass hard disk drives (HDDs) in either price or capacity any time soon, according to industry analysts. In fact, hard drives will remain the dominant mass storage device in laptops and desktops for years to come. Read More

Fourth-oldest dot-com domain now relegated to serving up scareware at $400 a victim
Do not click on mcc … oh, wait, let's not even create a link here, lest someone be tempted. Do not go there. Read More


WEBCAST: IBM

Use Analytics to Find the Insights Buried in Video
Join IXP and IBM in this webinar and learn how intelligent video analytics can be a force multiplier for police, security, and risk officers. Learn More

Cyber-extortionists are liars
The good news about cyber criminals who go in for extortion is that they also tend to be liars. The bad news -- they're extremely difficult to catch. Read More

IBM, Box partner on cloud analytics technologies
IBM and online storage firm Box have formed a wide-ranging cloud technologies partnership that will allow Box users to apply Watson Analytics know-how to their content while IBM customers can use Box's content collaboration platform. Read More

Snowflake Computing opens data warehouse to the masses
Snowflake Computing announced Tuesday that its cloud-based data warehouse service is available to all users. Read More


WEBCAST: IBM

Use Analytics to Find the Insights Buried in Video
Join IXP and IBM in this webinar and learn how intelligent video analytics can be a force multiplier for police, security, and risk officers. Learn More

Samsung teams with Red Hat to build enterprise apps
Samsung is partnering with Red Hat to build mobile apps for business users, in a deal that recalls Apple's tie-up with IBM this time last year. Read More

Amazon, eBay, Etsy to remove Confederate flag merchandise
Amazon, eBay and Etsy have joined big retailers in removing Confederate flags and related items from their sites, in moves responding to increased vitriol over the symbol after a shooting last week at an African-American church in South Carolina. Read More

Docker offers enterprise support, software for containers
Organizations wishing to explore the use of Docker containers can now tap into commercial support, as well as some new software, to help them manage the new technology. Read More

Top 10 botnet targets in the U.S. and worldwide
In its new botnet research report, 'Safeguarding the Internet,' Level 3 uses its own threat intelligence, combined with other data feeds, to define trends in botnet behavior, DDoS attacks and malware. Read More


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