Technology is finally at a point where entire businesses can be run in the cloud. Gone are the days of servers, firewalls, desktop computers and armies of IT staffers — if you’re a startup that is.
Twitter says it will partner with customer relationship management outfit Salesforce in a move that will give the latter company access to 400 million tweets for use in data analysis.
Obama signed an executive order today designed to make broadband infrastructure cheaper and easier to install, in a move the White House will spur innovation.
With Google Drive finally here, cloud services are a conversation again for SBOs. Which cloud service do you use for your biz, and why?
Two entrepreneurs and veteran event planners want to create a virtual space, made possible by increasingly common smartphone use, for attendees, expo vendors and tradeshow managers that exists simultaneously with a physical conference.
Google Places is being incorporated into Google Plus — in hopes, perhaps, of enticing more users to join and actually use the fledgling social initiative.
A Google-backed innovation community in Nairobi, Kenya, plans to build the first African supercomputer outside of South Africa, which backers hope will be a step toward a more self-sufficient technological infrastructure and community in the region.
Internet connectivity is nowhere near leveling off, according to an annual Cisco forecast, though future growth will be increasingly driven by mobile devices.
Electric Imp has unveiled a new, standardized flash card that has the potential to connect any device in your home to both your local network and Electric Imp’s cloud network for on-the-go access.
Smart phones are changing the way we research and make decisions, according to new research and even the way we relate to other people in our social networks.
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