Barb Darrow

Barb Darrow

Barb Darrow was a senior writer at Coins2Day from 2015 to 2017.

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  • SnapRoute CEO Jason Forrester

    Why Amazon Is Dead Wrong About Your Data Centers

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  • Andy Jassy, AWS CEO

    Amazon Cloud Chief Says New Customers Weigh Many Clouds, but End Up with One

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  • Key Speakers At The 2015 Dell World Conference

    Dell Just Got a Little Closer to Paying Down Its Ginormous Debt

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  • Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey at 2016 Code ConferenceTech

    Here’s Why Twitter Just Bought This Artificial Intelligence Startup

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  • Online Crime

    Hackers Attack Citrix Remote Access Software

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  • Microsoft Corp. Launches Windows 10 In Japan

    Windows 10 Takes Aim At Annoying ‘Crapware’

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  • Whitey Bulger MugshotRetail

    Get Your Whitey Bulger Mobster Mementos Here

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  • Crews repair washouts on Greely Road and Middle road

    Get Ready for a Flood of Cloud Software Deals

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  • Key Speakers At The Oracle OpenWorld 2014 Conference

    Oracle’s Larry Ellison Takes Another Shot At Salesforce

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  • Diane Greene, senior vice president of Google Enterprise.

    Public Cloud Goes From Security Goat to Champion

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  • Tech

    Amazon Lands Artificial Intelligence Brainiac From Carnegie Mellon

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  • LAS VEGAS – JANUARY 07: A general view of the Samsung booth at the 2010 International Consumer Electronics Show at the Las Vegas Convention Center January 7, 2010 in Las Vegas, Nevada. CES, the world’s largest annual consumer technology tradeshow, runs through January 10 and is expected to feature 2,500 exhibitors showing off their latest […]

    Samsung Buys Joyent to Have a Cloud of Its Own

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  • An IBM chips are seen in Kiev

    At the Ripe Age of 105, IBM Seeks to Reinvent Itself—Again

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  • Dropbox Inc. Chief Executive Officer Drew Houston Interview

    Dropbox Promises It Is Finally Headed Toward Profitability

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  • Key Speakers At The Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC)

    Apple Throws Corporate Users a Bone or Two

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