Why approve the Comcast-Time Warner Cable merger? Science!

What Pivotal's big open source move really means Global privacy standards mean nothing until governments step up

Today's InfoWorld Blogs February 18, 2015 Why approve the Comcast-Time Warner Cable merger? Science! How dare California tie Comcast merger approval to rural broadband coverage! Lucky for the ISPs, researchers may have cleared the last hurdle. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. What Pivotal's big open source move really means 2. Global privacy standards mean nothing until governments step up Webcast: Sencha Best Practices for Building Enterprise Java Web Applications In this webcast, you’ll hear from David Chandler and Gautam Agrawal from Sencha on best practices for building Enterprise Java web applications. You’ll learn how to use data loaders, stores, charting, and feature rich templates to create the most complex user interfaces with ease. VIEW NOW What Pivotal's big open source move really means Now that Pivotal has partnered with Hortonworks and open-sourced Big Data Suite, the future of the business looks to be in Cloud Foundry's court. READ MORE Global privacy standards mean nothing until governments step up Governments have secret, often contradictory policies on what private information they can access, so no independent standard can deliver what it says.READ MORE White Paper: Kaspersky Lab, Inc. Security for Virtualization: Getting the Balance Right Virtualization promises cost savings, improved productivity, and the ability to transform your business. But too often security can either detract from the performance gains that virtualization promises, or just not give you the protection you need. Getting the balance right is critical. LEARN MORE