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The Future of the Data Center

It’s software-defined.
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Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch Headed to Apple

Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch is leaving the company to join Apple.
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Back in a Flash: With Flip-Flop, Microsoft Now Supports Adobe in Windows 8, Windows RT Browser

Microsoft is now allowing sites using the Adobe Flash plugin to run by default in all versions of its browser.
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What’s the Deal With Windows 8?

Walt answers readers’ questions about Windows 8 confusion and tools that help Windows Phones and PCs play iTunes.

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Micron Technology Picks Up Former Nvidia Exec

Michael Rayfield, former head of Nvidia’s mobile business unit working on system-on-a-chip computing hardware, has been named vice president of wireless solutions at Micron Technology, the company announced Tuesday. In his new position, Rayfield will manage the development of DRAM, flash memory and other hardware aimed specifically at mobile devices. Before Nvidia, Rayfield held positions at Texas Instruments and Cisco.

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The Mobile Browser Dominates in Emerging Markets

There are six billion cellphones in the world, but only 1.2 billion computers.

In the Apps vs. HTML5 War, Goko Tries to Make Cross-Platform Gaming Work

To prove that its HTML5 platform is ready for primetime, Goko is releasing a handful of games based on real-world games like Dominion and Settlers of Catan.
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Gone in a Flash: Adobe Pulls Player From Google Store

Early this morning, Adobe removed access to the Flash Player browser plugin from the Google Play Store for any device running Jelly Bean, the latest version of Android.
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Fusion-io Has a Big Present for Woz’s Birthday

Flash memory takes another big step toward taking over the data center, and blowing up the storage array business.
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Flash’s Swan Song (Comic)

Adobe Scrapping Flash for TV, Too‎