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Can Apache Spark live up to the hype?

By Mike Wheatley Jul 8, 2014

Spark Summit 2014 provided the latest evidence that the Apache Spark open source data analytics framework may be about to catch fire. Lauded by SiliconANGLE’s John Furrier as the “next big thing in Big Data”, Spark is…

An insider’s glimpse into the tech side of healthcare | #HPdiscover

By Maria Deutscher Jul 8, 2014

With nearly 200 service locations and over 20,000 employees, Spectrum Health is Western Michigan’s biggest not-for-profit organization and one of the largest hospital operators in the state. As such, it carries responsibility not only…

Drowning in data with no way forward?

By Bert Latamore Jul 8, 2014

Big Data is both a potential source of business advantage and of liability for companies, writes Wikibon CTO David Floyer in “The Growth and Management of Unstructured Data.” Over the next few years the…

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Our top 10 stories of the first six months of 2014

By Paul Gillin Jul 8, 2014

It isn’t until you sift through hundreds of stories published over a six-month period that you realize how much happens in this industry. We asked our reporters to nominate their own best work of…

Chat LIVE with EMC’s Jeremy Burton : “Ask me anything”

By Kristen Nicole Jul 8, 2014

It’s a mega-launch day for EMC, with a new storage line up designed for cloud, Big Data and software-led infrastructure. Unveiling a string of new product releases today, EMC addresses its dropping storage sales…

EMC boosts its hybrid cloud with raft of new upgrades

By Mike Wheatley Jul 8, 2014

EMC has announced a raft of new upgrades to its VMAX family of systems and its XtremIO services, and its Isilon OneFS platform at a special event in London today. The announcements were made…

IBM battles Beijing’s smog with Big Data

By Mike Wheatley Jul 8, 2014

China’s well known for its pollution problem, and few cities are more notorious than its capital Beijing, where smog and dust is believed to be the cause of thousands of premature deaths each year.…

Coinport makes transparency its business

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 8, 2014

Before the demise of Mt.Gox, it was the most popular and widely used Bitcoin exchange, which makes what happened to it all the more surprising. Of course hackers were blamed for the collapse of…

Bitcoin to introduce ‘floating’ fees to speed up transactions

By Mike Wheatley Jul 8, 2014

Bitcoin’s chief scientist Gavin Andresen has taken to the Bitcoin Foundation’s blog to outline new ‘floating transaction fees’ that will be introduced in the Bitcoin Core 0.10 release. In his post, Andresen writes that…

Red Hat clone CentOS-7 looks just like RHEL 7

By Mike Wheatley Jul 8, 2014

The latest update of CentOS, the free community edition of Red Hat Enterprise Linux, has just been released, according to posts on the official CentOS blog. CentOS version 7 if the first iteration of…

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Can Apache Spark live up to the hype?

An insider’s glimpse into the tech side of healthcare | #HPdiscover

Drowning in data with no way forward?

Our top 10 stories of the first six months of 2014

Chat LIVE with EMC’s Jeremy Burton : “Ask me anything”

EMC boosts its hybrid cloud with raft of new upgrades

IBM battles Beijing’s smog with Big Data

Coinport makes transparency its business

Bitcoin to introduce ‘floating’ fees to speed up transactions

Red Hat clone CentOS-7 looks just like RHEL 7

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