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VMware spreads some container love

By Mike Wheatley Aug 13, 2014

There’s few more exciting topics in infrastructure software than containerization at the moment, and with good reason too. As an easy-to-use and lightweight alternative to virtualization, there’s been lots of discussion about it either…

Internet troubles today? You can blame it on IPv4

By Mike Wheatley Aug 13, 2014

You might have heard something about Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) causing possible connectivity problems in future if web users don’t begin using the newer IPv6. Well, those problems have arrived, with numerous websites…

How “self-serve” data helps Wayfair take on Amazon | #HPBigData2014

By Rachel Schramm Aug 12, 2014

Speaking with Dave Vellante and John Furrier on theCUBE at the 2014 HP Vertica Big Data Conference, Wayfair LLC‘s System Architect Jordan Chernev explained that his site differentiates itself from Amazon — “the big…

Peer 2.0 driving network change through education

By Maria Deutscher Aug 12, 2014

Trends at the top of the enterprise stack are changing the balance of power down in the network, driving the emergence of new challenges that will fall on the shoulders of tomorrow’s practitioners and…

Hadoop left MapReduce behind years ago| #HPBigData2014

By Rachel Schramm Aug 12, 2014

HP Vertica is all about transformative technologies, new use applications, the evolution of its platform, signaling changes including a decline in relevance for MapReduce in the Big Data marketplace, said Colin Mahoney, General Manager…

Visual Studio 2013 Update 3 goes deeper into Azure and Git integration

By Saroj Kar Aug 12, 2014

Microsoft has announced the release of the third update for its development environments Visual Studio and Team Foundation Server 2013. While previous updates have focused on enhancing the capacity of cross-platform development, Update 3…

Senator demands the FTC protect fitness tracker data

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 12, 2014

This week’s Smart Health roundup features a call to safeguard fitness tracker data, a new portal for anything health and technology related, an acquisition to boost health tech efforts, and a new accelerator dedicated…

Will the worlds of Hadoop and Big Data combine or collide? | #HPBigData2014

By Valentina Craft Aug 12, 2014

Is there going to be a war on database formats, and will the worlds of Hadoop and Big Data combine or collide in the enterprise? These questions were raised just before Janath Manohararaj took…

IBM ups security, identity stakes with buyout of longtime partner

By Maria Deutscher Aug 12, 2014

Between its efforts to change the way data traverses the cloud and its collaboration with DARPA to bend Moore’s law, IBM at times appears to be pushing harder to define tomorrow’s data centers than to…

Securing ‘BYOx’ with enterprise mobility management

By Suzanne Kattau and Mellisa Tolentino Aug 12, 2014

Enterprise Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policies allow employees to use their personal mobile devices to get work done, but the policies are evolving into a BYOx (Bring Your Own Anything) concept that includes…

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VMware spreads some container love

Internet troubles today? You can blame it on IPv4

How “self-serve” data helps Wayfair take on Amazon | #HPBigData2014

Peer 2.0 driving network change through education

Hadoop left MapReduce behind years ago| #HPBigData2014

Visual Studio 2013 Update 3 goes deeper into Azure and Git integration

Senator demands the FTC protect fitness tracker data

Will the worlds of Hadoop and Big Data combine or collide? | #HPBigData2014

IBM ups security, identity stakes with buyout of longtime partner

Securing ‘BYOx’ with enterprise mobility management

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