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The key to avoiding data fragmentation | #BigDataSV

By Gabriel Pesek Mar 29, 2016

Each year, enterprises find new aspects of the Big Data transformation to which they must adapt, and keeping up with awareness of these various changes is only one part of bringing those developments into…

Sitting on a goldmine: What a free market for data will mean for businesses | #BigDataSV

By R. Danes Mar 29, 2016

The hype around Big Data continues to grow, and we are seeing some applications and use-cases to back it up. However, applying data science to the real world is still a nascent field in…

Valve runs into legal trouble in Australia over Steam refund policy

By Eric David Mar 29, 2016

It seems that Valve Corp’s Steam refund policy came too little too late to prevent the company from being found guilty of breaching Australia’s consumer protection laws. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC)…

Data science, no coding required: DataRobot’s automated platform has ‘guard-rails’ for non-data scientists | #BigDataSV

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Mar 29, 2016

The team from DataRobot, Inc. believes that every company in the world can benefit from predictive analytics, but there just aren’t enough data scientists out there to cover the demand. So its automated data analysis…

Analysts assess the state of Big Data and cloud during #BigDataWeek | #BigDataSV

By Marlene Den Bleyker Mar 29, 2016

As enterprise-grade cloud and analytics technologies now sit at the intersection of Big Data, discussions turn to the market’s next big iteration. John Furrier (@furrier), Peter Burris (@plburris) and Jeff Frick (@jefffrick), cohosts of theCUBE, from the…

Oculus Rift: The good, the bad, and the ugly

By Winston Edmondson Mar 29, 2016

The moment you’ve been waiting for since August 1, 2012, when you first saw the exciting Kickstarter campaign, is finally here. The Oculus Rift (Facebook, Inc.), arguably the most anticipated virtual reality product of…

Developers take charge, bring containers and microservices into the mainstream

By Michelle Davidson Mar 29, 2016

The drive for innovative, modern applications has changed the state of application development and deployment. Relatively new technologies have become mainstream, and developers are leading the charge when it comes implementing them in companies.…

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The key to avoiding data fragmentation | #BigDataSV

Sitting on a goldmine: What a free market for data will mean for businesses | #BigDataSV

Valve runs into legal trouble in Australia over Steam refund policy

Data science, no coding required: DataRobot’s automated platform has ‘guard-rails’ for non-data scientists | #BigDataSV

Analysts assess the state of Big Data and cloud during #BigDataWeek | #BigDataSV

Oculus Rift: The good, the bad, and the ugly

Developers take charge, bring containers and microservices into the mainstream

LinkedIn’s newest open-source tool will crash your application to test its resilience

Altiscale teams up with Tableau Software to simplify Big Data analysis

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