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Teradata juices R language in hopes of finding new growth paths

By Maria Deutscher Jun 27, 2014

In an effort to expand beyond the increasingly challenging legacy data warehousing market, Teradata Corp. is rolling out a package of technologies that it claims remove the scalability barriers of the R graphical and statistical computing platform…

Nimble helps eMeter do away with performance issues | #AdaptiveFlash

By Cheryl Knight Jun 27, 2014

eMeter, based out of San Mateo, California, makes software to help manage smart meter and smart grid technologies. This enables gas, electric, and water utilities to better serve their customer base by helping to…

New features and funding bolster Smart Infrastructure

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 27, 2014

This week’s Smart Infrastructure roundup features expansion goals and funding for a fresh crop of automation and analytics companies. Puppet Labs expands automation offering IT automation software company Puppet Labs introduced the Puppet…

HP Helion’s value lies in transitioning SLAs from on-premise to off | #HPdiscover

By Rose Meadows Jun 27, 2014

For customers who have an account on-premise, renegotiating a security approach, policy, standard and SLAs when a service provider partners with public a Cloud provider can be a big problem. At HP Discover in…

Gartner: Let’s get ready for ‘digital business,’ especially you security pros

By Mike Wheatley Jun 27, 2014

IT security professionals need to ready themselves for the coming “digital business” revolution and a new breed of security implications that it’s sure to bring, said Gartner analyst Jorge Lopez at the Gartner Security…

Fullnode launches ‘adopt a node’ to help keep Bitcoin up and running

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 27, 2014

There’s a new open source, non-profit project that aims to keep the Bitcoin network running smoothly and secured. To do so, it wants people to help by sponsoring nodes to accomodate the growing number…

Hortonworks lights up Hadoop: Apache Spark declared YARN-ready

By Mike Wheatley Jun 27, 2014

Hortonworks said Apache Spark, a new technology that’s quickly gaining interest for in-memory-accelerated machine learning and other forms of high-volume data analysis, is now enabled to plug into Apache YARN, the resource-management layer introduced…

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Teradata juices R language in hopes of finding new growth paths

Nimble helps eMeter do away with performance issues | #AdaptiveFlash

New features and funding bolster Smart Infrastructure

HP Helion’s value lies in transitioning SLAs from on-premise to off | #HPdiscover

Gartner: Let’s get ready for ‘digital business,’ especially you security pros

Fullnode launches ‘adopt a node’ to help keep Bitcoin up and running

Hortonworks lights up Hadoop: Apache Spark declared YARN-ready

Couchbase raises $60M as investors double down on NoSQL

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