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Big Data needs drive R as a powerful enterprise ready language

By Kyt Dotson Jul 28, 2014

As Big Data continues to reach larger enterprise adoption, the programming languages that support writing schema and producing Big Data analysis algorithms will rush to keep up. As a result, the open source statistical…

SAP’s 4 keys to data governance | #MITCDOIQ

By Rose Meadows Jul 28, 2014

For some people, data governance is still a little unclear in terms of what it is and how it’s applied to the enterprise. In an interview with Dave Vellante and Jeff Kelly at this…

PostgreSQL enhancements aimed at luring skittish MySQL users

By Maria Deutscher Jul 28, 2014

Four and a half years after Oracle Corp. completed the acquisition of Sun Microsystems, MySQL continues to cast a formidable shadow over the web database market despite losing much of its original open-source character…

GlobalFoundries reportedly pulls out of deal to buy IBM’s chip business

By Mike Wheatley Jul 28, 2014

IBM’s hopes of pulling off another fire-sale of one of its businesses look to have been dashed, with reports suggesting that GlobalFoundries, Inc. has pulled out of a deal to buy IBM’s loss-making semiconductor…

MIT CDOIQ day 2 wrap-up: Public cloud to put CIO’s to pasture? | #MITIQ

By Alan McStravick Jul 28, 2014

Often times on SiliconANGLE’s theCUBE, guests will have a final question posited them regarding what they believe the bumper sticker on the vehicle pulling away from the event should read. In short, it is…

Rackspace powers up bare-metal cloud servers

By Mike Wheatley Jul 28, 2014

Rackspace, Inc. has just revealed pricing for its new OnMetal servers, which are now generally available following a limited trial phase. The dedicated, single-tenant bare-metal machines are designed for applications that can run without…

US consular database crash: Not a good time to renew your passport

By Mike Wheatley Jul 28, 2014

Thousands of travellers awaiting US passports and visas have been left on tenterhooks following an unspecified glitch in a database used by the Bureau of Consular Affairs, according to officials from the State Department.…

What you missed in Big Data: another spike the analytics investment chart

By Maria Deutscher Jul 25, 2014

It’s been a historic week for the analytics market, with Hortonworks Inc. bagging $50 million in equity from Hewlett-Packard Co. as part of a broad strategic alliance that will focus on integrating the startup’s…

No more ‘army of one’ with Big Data accountability revolution | #MITIQ

By Alan McStravick Jul 25, 2014

At this week’s MIT CDOIQ Symposium, held in Cambridge, Massachusetts, you wouldn’t have been faulted for recognizing that two industries that have embraced the Big Data revolution are healthcare and the financial sector. The…

IoT upgrades for better translations and security : Software-led trends

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 25, 2014

This week’s Smart IT roundup features an Internet of Things (IoT) translator emerging from stealth, improved security for OpenStack, and an updated Spend Automation software release from SciQuest Inc. Octoblu emerges from stealth …

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Big Data needs drive R as a powerful enterprise ready language

SAP’s 4 keys to data governance | #MITCDOIQ

PostgreSQL enhancements aimed at luring skittish MySQL users

GlobalFoundries reportedly pulls out of deal to buy IBM’s chip business

Rackspace powers up bare-metal cloud servers

US consular database crash: Not a good time to renew your passport

What you missed in Big Data: another spike the analytics investment chart

No more ‘army of one’ with Big Data accountability revolution | #MITIQ

IoT upgrades for better translations and security : Software-led trends

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