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Inundated with data? The key to integration | #SparkSummit

By Timothy Walden Jun 7, 2016

There’s nothing more overwhelming than being bombarded with multiple streams of data. In only a few years, we have gone from gigabytes to terabytes, and the information just keeps coming. As technology weaves itself…

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Comeback Kid: Will IoT make HPE a big player again? | #HPEdiscover

By R. Danes Jun 7, 2016

The narrative for the last few years has been that HPE is struggling, falling behind and isn’t keeping up with innovation. One major reason has been their failure to get in on the cloud…

How is Spark creating seamless cutting-edge data processing? Analysts speak at #SparkSummit

By Tim Hawkins Jun 7, 2016

The way in which incoming information is handled by the programs dealing with it has changed drastically since its beginnings 50 years ago. The Internet of Things (IoT) and the speed of how businesses are operating and…

Google axes anti-Semitic Chrome extension

By Eric David Jun 7, 2016

Earlier this week, an anti-Semitic browser extension called “Coincidence Detector” hit the Chrome add-on library, and now following public outrage, Google has pulled the extension citing its hate speech policy. The extension worked by building a…

Successfully scaling out with stacks and clouds | #HPEdiscover

By Gabriel Pesek Jun 7, 2016

Excitement is high at this year’s HPE Discover event in Las Vegas, with the growth and development of the Internet of Things (IoT) and cloud services since last year’s conference having spurred new implementations.…

Wikibon

HPE will start shipping servers with Docker pre-installed

By Maria Deutscher Jun 7, 2016

The vendor community is coming up with more and more ways to monetize the popularity of containers. Some suppliers are offering complementary software, others provide professional services, and now Hewlett Packard Enterprise is adding…

future data

Aligning data for IoT: Scale, automate and monetize with goTransverse

By Kristen Nicole Jun 7, 2016

While the Internet of Things has been a consumer-centric concept representing the data deluge benefiting the most innovative of enterprises in recent years, the discussion is beginning to shift to business methodologies as the…

Atlassian lets users ask “what if?”

By Paul Gillin Jun 7, 2016

Collaborative software development vendor Atlassian Corp. PLC is adding what-if modeling to its Portfolio for JIRA portfolio management system and tightening integration between the portfolio manager and its flagship JIRA software tracking and project…

What you missed in the Smart World: Most disruptive IoT opportunities

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 7, 2016

Self-driving taxis and digital assistants are only two of the future-ready developments seen in the Smart World this past week, as products and people become more connected than ever. Every week we round up…

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IBM launches a cloud-based IDE for data scientists

By Maria Deutscher Jun 7, 2016

The $300 million initiative that IBM Corp. launched last year to broaden the adoption of Apache Spark is kicking into high gear. At an event held in San Francisco today for users of the…

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Inundated with data? The key to integration | #SparkSummit

Comeback Kid: Will IoT make HPE a big player again? | #HPEdiscover

How is Spark creating seamless cutting-edge data processing? Analysts speak at #SparkSummit

Google axes anti-Semitic Chrome extension

Successfully scaling out with stacks and clouds | #HPEdiscover

HPE will start shipping servers with Docker pre-installed

Atlassian lets users ask “what if?”

What you missed in the Smart World: Most disruptive IoT opportunities

IBM launches a cloud-based IDE for data scientists

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