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Oracle and Intel have announced two key initiatives aimed at taking out IBM and SAP, Oracle's traditional arch-nemeses.
VeloCloud, provider of the cloud-based wide area network (WAN) service SD-WAN, recently announced that its SD-WAN service has been validated to work with the BroadSoft unified communications (UC) software.
While there's plenty of word about the positive aspects of the cloud, there's also a growing body of concern about this radical new tech. A new study from Radware shows that, for many consumers, the cloud is looking more ominous than friendly, and some real concerns are afoot.
Google has joined the open source data analysis party with Cloud Datalab, a new interactive tool based on the Google Cloud Platform and running on the Google App Engine for large-scale data exploration, analysis and visualization.

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