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Russia to drop x86 in favor of home-grown 64-bit ARM chips

By Mike Wheatley Jun 23, 2014

The Russian government is looking to ditch processors made by Intel and AMD and replace them with a local flavor of ARM, according to numerous reports. Kommersant says a group of three state-owned Russian companies…

What you missed in Big Data: On the bleeding edge

By Maria Deutscher Jun 20, 2014

It’s been yet another exciting week in the fast-paced world of analytics with a string of updates spanning the entire data processing lifecycle, from the initial collection stage all the way to the visual…

City of Paradigm: Crowdfunding delivers community as well as funds

By Kyt Dotson Jun 20, 2014

Below is an excerpt from Kyt Dotson’s novel City of Paradigm, a science fiction tale about a fictional 21st century city situated somewhere in California. Each City of Paradigm column is two parts: an…

Discover Conference’s message: HP is back

By Bert Latamore Jun 20, 2014

HP Enterprise Group EVP Bill Veghte kicked off the first day of the company’s Discover conference in Las Vegas last week by crowing, “HP is back.” Three days later, Wikibon Chief Analyst and theCUBE co-anchor…

What you missed in Cloud: the industry teams up against AWS

By Maria Deutscher Jun 20, 2014

Alone, an independent infrastructure-as-a-service vendor has no hope of competing with Amazon on pricing or scale, but a coalition of small firms working in tandem to overthrow the retail giant may just have a…

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…

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Russia to drop x86 in favor of home-grown 64-bit ARM chips

What you missed in Big Data: On the bleeding edge

City of Paradigm: Crowdfunding delivers community as well as funds

Discover Conference’s message: HP is back

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

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