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Aerospike bids to accelerate growth with new funding, open source plan

By Mike Wheatley Jun 26, 2014

With a fresh new $20 million funding round in its pocket a new distribution strategy built on open source licensing, database startup Aerospike is bidding to become a major player in a market segment…

Support services are so much more than break/fix | #HPdiscover

By Rose Meadows Jun 26, 2014

Many consider support services to be just about break/fix, but according to Scott Weller, SVP & GM of Technology Services Support for HP, it’s so much more than that for customers. At HP Discover…

GE bets on Internet of Things with investment partnership

By Rachel Schramm Jun 26, 2014

Planning to foster more than 30 start-ups, General Electric Co. and Frost Data Capital have partnered to found the Frost I3 Industrial Internet incubator. Frost I3 is charged with no small task: to nurture massive change…

IBM moves more of its Big Data portfolio to the cloud

By Suzanne Kattau Jun 26, 2014

IBM strengthened its Big Data portfolio with yesterday’s announcement of IBM Navigator on Cloud, an Enterprise Content Management (ECM) system that is the latest in a line of Big Data and Analytics services that…

Google ups the ante with better apps and unlimited storage

By David Coursey Jun 26, 2014

Google has announced big changes to its Drive cloud storage and Apps suite, all intended to compete more effectively with the Microsoft Office 365 juggernaut. I have to wonder how much it really matters. To understand the…

Skill sets today’s data scientists need to succeed | #HadoopSummit2014

By Suzanne Kattau Jun 26, 2014

Thousands of new data jobs will be created in the next couple of years, making “data scientist” one of the hottest emerging job titles. New data jobs will center on “analytics, data architects, data…

Google opens Gmail to developers in bid to replace IMAP

By Mike Wheatley Jun 26, 2014

Google has decided to lift the lid on its Gmail service, allowing every man and his dog to write apps that can access your inbox, so long as you agree to let them in.…

Jersey bids to become the world’s first ‘Bitcoin Isle’

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 26, 2014

While Bitcoin has been embraced by millions of enthusiasts around the world, it’s a little known fact that about 927 people own the majority of Bitcoins in circulation today. But since the cryptocurrency is…

DataDirect Networks unveils WOS-Bridge cloud tiering platform

By Mike Wheatley Jun 26, 2014

DataDirect Networks has made adapted its object storage system so it can use both cloud and on-premise storage arrays as object storage vaults. Its revamped Web Object Scaler Bridge platform, abbreviated as WOS-Bridge, can…

Google launches Cloud Dataflow pipeline for batch and stream processing

By Mike Wheatley Jun 26, 2014

There was plenty of excitement at Google I/O yesterday, and not just because of the brief interruption by a protester calling on Google to “develop a conscience”. While much of the spotlight fell on…

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Aerospike bids to accelerate growth with new funding, open source plan

Support services are so much more than break/fix | #HPdiscover

GE bets on Internet of Things with investment partnership

IBM moves more of its Big Data portfolio to the cloud

Google ups the ante with better apps and unlimited storage

Skill sets today’s data scientists need to succeed | #HadoopSummit2014

Google opens Gmail to developers in bid to replace IMAP

Jersey bids to become the world’s first ‘Bitcoin Isle’

DataDirect Networks unveils WOS-Bridge cloud tiering platform

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