Spilling the beans
Increasingly sophisticated hackers going for Javas native layer
Why are exploits in Java becoming more common, even as layer permeability decreases?
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Rocking your NoSQL foundations
FoundationDB on uniting NoSQL and ACID compliance
In this interview, two of FoundationDBs co-founders talk about what motivated them to shake up NoSQL as we know it, Death Stars, and their hopes for the future.
Well played, Kiwis
Will other nations follow suit on New Zealand
To a chorus of glee from developers around the world, New Zealand makes the landmark decision to ban software patenting, on the grounds that software is not an invention.
Well played, Kiwis
Will other nations follow suit on New Zealands software patent ban?
To a chorus of glee from developers around the world, New Zealand makes the landmark decision to ban software patenting, on the grounds that software is not an invention.
Getting cosy
A catch-up with Couchbase CEO Bob Wiederhold on their $25m funding
With $25 million funding secured, we see what the Couchbase CEO has up his sleeve for the growing NoSQL database technology group.
United we stand
10gen drops name to unify with MongoDB
As of this week, 10gen are changing the name of their company to MongoDB Inc. in a bid to decisively unify the open-source database project with the company behind it.
United we stand
10gen drops name to unify with MongoDB
As of this week, 10gen are changing the name of their company to MongoDB Inc. in a bid to decisively unify the open-source database project with the company behind it.
EBS fails to bounce back
Weekend cloud outage puts Amazon in the shade
Users of Amazons cloud storage system were greeted with an unfortunately familiar scenario on Sunday when the service went down- the third such incident in two years.
Hey kids, you wanna see something cool?
UK schools to be synched with the Internet of Things
A Government backed consortium hopes to switch the next generation of employees on to the benefits of smart devices.
