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How Prodea is piecing together tomorrow’s smart home one service at a time | #CubeConversations

By Maria Deutscher Jul 25, 2014

Although the smart home market already holds tremendous potential in its current fragmented form, Prodea Systems argues that the connected whole can be worth even more than the sum of its devices given the…

StorPool splashes its flash into Virtual SAN

By Mike Wheatley Jul 25, 2014

Bulgarian startup StorPool is hoping to expand its reach with the launch of a new private beta test of its virtual SAN technology. StorPool builds a virtual SAN using aggregated storage in a Linux…

Oracle’s in-memory tech switched on by default in latest patch

By Mike Wheatley Jul 25, 2014

Oracle database users will be interested to know that the company has just pushed out “the most comprehensive patch set” it’s ever released, and it comes with some eye-wateringly expensive add-ons. Oracle Database 12.1.0.2…

Big, bad data: What’s the big deal over data quality?

By Mike Wheatley Jul 25, 2014

Big Data is rapidly expanding, and the nature of this data is more complex and varied than ever before. The concept brings with it a new world of insights and possibilities for organizations, but…

BitHalo: The decentralized escrow service

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 25, 2014

Some people say that Bitcoin is risky to use, because there’s no way to reverse payment if the other party decides to scam you. If you’re worried about this, it might be better to…

Hortonworks receives $50M from HP to push Apache Hadoop in latest Big Data partnership

By Suzanne Kattau Jul 24, 2014

Open-source Apache Hadoop provider Hortonworks Inc. and Hewlett-Packard today announced a partnership to accelerate the adoption of Apache Hadoop in the enterprise. Supported by a $50 million equity investment by HP, the Hortonworks Data Platform…

At 6 billion clicks a month, Bitly has a distributed analytics system DevOps plan

By Saroj Kar Jul 24, 2014

Marketing folks love click stats, and tiny URLs spread clicks across numerous spaces in social media. Google, Facebook, Twitter and others already have their respective shortening service. URL shorteners give them even more data…

Doubling down on data governance | #MITIQ

By Mike Wheatley Jul 24, 2014

Data is valuable. As the challenge of protecting customer data mounts, more and more businesses are embracing data-governance strategies to manage the information that serves as the lifeblood of the company. Without a doubt,…

Smart city adoption on the rise, revenue to increase by 9.4%

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 24, 2014

This week’s Smart City roundup features a new report on the state of smart building adoption, the first smart city course offering, and a new Internet of Everything (IoE) innovation center to open in…

IBM Social CrowdChat on #BigData #TEDatIBM

By John Furrier Jul 24, 2014

IBM hosted a live CrowdChat on #TEDatIBM – crowdsourced conversation about Big Data. It was a 1-hour “content jam” with passionate thought leaders and social users interested in the intersection of social and data.…

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How Prodea is piecing together tomorrow’s smart home one service at a time | #CubeConversations

StorPool splashes its flash into Virtual SAN

Oracle’s in-memory tech switched on by default in latest patch

Big, bad data: What’s the big deal over data quality?

BitHalo: The decentralized escrow service

Hortonworks receives $50M from HP to push Apache Hadoop in latest Big Data partnership

At 6 billion clicks a month, Bitly has a distributed analytics system DevOps plan

Doubling down on data governance | #MITIQ

Smart city adoption on the rise, revenue to increase by 9.4%

IBM Social CrowdChat on #BigData #TEDatIBM

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