Links 2/10: The $20 billion market that the writer apparently didn’t know existed: SAP slaps patch on leaky factory software
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The $20 billion market you didn’t know existed (Marketwatch)
The writer mistakenly refers to Motorola as a major set-top box maker; of course that business now belongs to Arris.
Comcast begs Atlanta customers not to switch to Google Fiber (Ars Technica)
SAP slaps patch on leaky factory software (PCWorld)
Ready to cook Amazon's Lambda? Google releases preview of Cloud Functions (The Register)
The world doesn’t need another Tableau (VentureBeat)
Twitter growth grinds to a halt (USA Today)
Apple May Push Into Corporate Cloud Computing Vs. Amazon, Microsoft (Investor's Busness Daily)
'Mac is key for any modern enterprise' -- SAP (Computerworld)
Private Equity's IHeart Radio Chokes on Debt Load It Can't Repay (Bloomberg)
FanDuel shuts down Florida game studio and lays off 55 (VentureBeat)
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