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Apple’s Swift falls back to earth after initial surge

IBM opening two state-of-the-art disaster recovery data centers

IBM is about to cut the ribbon opening data centers in the Raleigh, N.C. and Mumbai, India, to provide disaster recovery and resiliency services

Study finds firmware plagued by poor encryption and backdoors

Firmware within the 'Internet of things' could pose opportunities for hackers, researchers find

Nvidia claims 64-bit Denver chip will outperform Apple’s A7

Nvidia shares details about its Denver chip for the first time at Hot Chips

The 3 ways the Internet of things will unfold

The three key segments of the real IoT are on different paths, so don't think of them as one entity

Apple’s Swift falls back to earth after initial surge

Apple's programming language dips in popularity after strong start, but is expected to even out in coming months

Oracle slaps Oregon with a lawsuit over troubled Obamacare website

The company blames 'bureaucratic dysfunction' for the disastrous Cover Oregon project

Get real: Oracle is strengthening — not killing — Java

While the company has done its share of bungling, it has put Java on a progressive track

Update: IBM focuses on identity management with Lighthouse buy

The Lighthouse acquisition will bring IBM the ability to offer identity management as a service

Get real: Oracle is strengthening — not killing — Java

Oracle has set Java on a progressive track with Java 8, and developers are looking ahead to Java 9