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Speaking in Tech: Reddit makes a train wreck even worse
The next stage in China’s world domination plans – buying Micron
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Hosted by Greg Knieriemen, Ed Saipetch and Sarah Vela. This week, Ed is flying back from Thailand (or possibly tweeting from the airport, after a dreamy Dreamliner trip), while Sarah and Greg dish on Micron (could the field now be open to Intel after China's interest), Adobe Flash (to update or not update), and Reddit (get you popcorn, and watch the implosion).
Our special guest this week is Jesse Proudman, CTO and co-founder of Blue Box, which was recently acquired by IBM.
This week we discuss
- (1:00) Fancy planes
- (2:45) Micron attracts Chinese interest
- (6:45) Security expert: Please kill Adobe Flash, now
- (9:56) The big private cloud debate
- (11:38) Reddit train wreck plods on
- (19:08) FLASHBACK: IBM voice recognition, 1986
- (20:25) Introducing Jesse Proudman, CTO and co-founder of Blue Box
- (21:38) Fastest acquisition in IBM history
- (27:40) Private cloud backlash
- (29:54) Leveraging IBM
- (31:00) The future for OpenStack
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