MUST READ 9 Ways Hacktivists Shocked The World In 2012 By Mathew J. Schwartz Despite the arrests of alleged LulzSec and Anonymous ringleaders, ongoing attacks -- including Muslim hackers disrupting U.S. banks -- prove hacktivism remains alive and well.
Red Hat Buys ManageIQ, Gains Hybrid Cloud Tools Red Hat will pay $104 million to fill out self-provisioning and performance management for its virtualization environment, get multi-hypervisor capability.
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Kaggle Crowdsources The Data Scientist Problem Kaggle CEO Anthony Goldbloom describes how his company uses crowdsourcing to bring data scientists to organizations that need them, using competitions to spur innovation. Watch
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