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Vendors fret as Hadoop encroaches on lucrative data warehouse business

By Bert Latamore Jun 20, 2014

Hadoop is encroaching on data warehouse (DW) territory, and database vendors are rightly concerned about the threat to their high-margin business, writes Wikibon Principal Research Contributor Jeff Kelly. At the recent Hadoop Summit, data warehouse…

Oracle buys LiveLOOK to plug user experience hole in its cloud portfolio

By Maria Deutscher Jun 20, 2014

Cloud services and analytics hold tremendous potential to drive productivity improvements in the workplace, but technology is only as good as the user allows it to be, a detail that is often lost in…

Flash, bang, wallop: The storage arms race has begun

By Mike Wheatley Jun 20, 2014

SanDisk shook up the enterprise flash market this week, swooping in to acquire Fusion-io in a deal valued at approximately $1.1 billion. The move is likely to accelerate innovation in the Flash market as…

Rackspace unveils new OnMetal cloud servers based on OpenStack

By Mike Wheatley Jun 20, 2014

Rackspace has gotten a bit creative in its battle to stay relevant in the fight against AWS, Google and co., by making its Open Compute hardware available with the launch of its OnMetal Cloud…

Smart World Weekly: Smart cups, jackets, roads + more

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 20, 2014

This week’s Smart World Series features Google’s automation service, a smart cup that knows if you’re drinking Coke or Pepsi, what smart cities need to thrive, and solar roads that powers houses. For those…

Microsoft makes Office 365 roadmap public, adds First Release program

By Mike Wheatley Jun 20, 2014

Ever keen to keep its enterprise customers happy, Microsoft has announced a couple of new initiatives designed to help give Office 365 users a peek at upcoming changes to the service. These include a…

Teradata teams up with MongoDB for IoT apps in a case of ‘old meets new’

By Maria Deutscher Jun 19, 2014

Data warehouse veteran Teradata and NoSQL rising star MongoDB are joining forces in a landmark partnership to provide a new and flexible way for application developers to harness the growing amounts of fast-moving information…

Datatorrent hopes to cash in on Internet of Things data wave

By Alan McStravick Jun 19, 2014

Datatorrent co-founder and CEO Phu Hoang, and his co-founder and CTO Amol Kekre, both spent several years in the early part of their careers with Yahoo, working on the company’s search, advertising, commerce, news,…

The U.S. Post Office looks to the Internet of Things for solutions

By Kyt Dotson Jun 19, 2014

The recent woes of the United States Postal Service (USPS) are well known, but that doesn’t mean the service can’t find a friend in digital messaging. The USPS’s Office of Inspector General is offering…

How IBM BlueMix simplifies software development in the cloud

By Saroj Kar Jun 19, 2014

IBM has added new services to its BlueMix platform as a service (PaaS) and said it’s actively exploring a different software development scale in the cloud. IBM launched a number of new services to…

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Vendors fret as Hadoop encroaches on lucrative data warehouse business

Flash, bang, wallop: The storage arms race has begun

Rackspace unveils new OnMetal cloud servers based on OpenStack

Smart World Weekly: Smart cups, jackets, roads + more

Microsoft makes Office 365 roadmap public, adds First Release program

Teradata teams up with MongoDB for IoT apps in a case of ‘old meets new’

Datatorrent hopes to cash in on Internet of Things data wave

The U.S. Post Office looks to the Internet of Things for solutions

How IBM BlueMix simplifies software development in the cloud

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