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Tableau rides Big Data wave with secondary offering

By Maria Deutscher Mar 26, 2014

Unlike some of the other buzzed-about technology companies that went public in recent years, Tableau has managed to sustain its growth streak on the back of accelerating demand for self-service analytics among everyday business…

Watch live! AWS Summit broadcast begins today

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 26, 2014

Amazon is hosting a one-day event today, the AWS Summit 2014 (San Francisco), where attendees can hear about the latest AWS services, learn best practices from AWS engineers, and gain new skills in hands-on labs.…

EMC promotes three insiders to key positions

By Maria Deutscher Mar 26, 2014

Storage industry giant EMC has promoted three insiders to senior posts in its core Information Infrastructure business this week, two months after tapping chief operating office and theCUBE alumnus David Goulden to head the…

Google drops on a bomb on AWS, announces massive cut in cloud prices

By Mike Wheatley Mar 26, 2014

Google has just slashed the costs of its cloud services way, way below those of its rivals, as the search giant steps up its efforts at unseating Amazon as the kings of the cloud.…

Datameer 4.0 visualizes data quality in Hadoop

By Suzanne Kattau Mar 26, 2014

Datameer, maker of self-service analytics software for Hadoop, today pulled the curtains back on Datameer 4.0, the latest version of its namesake platform. Datameer 4.0 introduces the ability for data scientists and data analysts…

Sorry Obama, your NSA reforms aren’t nearly good enough

By Mike Wheatley Mar 26, 2014

Yesterday we heard that President Barack Obama is going to ask Congress to put the brakes on the NSA’s spying escapades, or at least a part of them. Obama’s plans were confirmed yesterday by…

Spotify slashes 50% off its premium service for students

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 26, 2014

Cloud music streaming service Spotify is making itself more affordable for students by offering its premium service at 50 percent off. This offering allows students to enjoy the same perks premium subscribers enjoy for…

It’s not just XP – It’s the end of the road for Office 2003 as well

By Mike Wheatley Mar 26, 2014

In just two weeks Microsoft will finally cease providing support for its Windows XP operating system, effectively marking the beginning of the end for that particular piece of software. But while the death of…

Red Hat turns a little more to business with Ruby, Nginx and MongoDB support

By Saroj Kar Mar 25, 2014

Red Hat Software Collections response to changing needs of developers, provides access to newer, updated and reliable versions of popular dynamic languages and open source databases. This allows organizations to develop software faster on…

How Wit.ai aims to use natural language processing to transform IoT

By Saroj Kar Mar 25, 2014

Understanding natural language is becoming an increasingly commonplace goal within the tech industry. Software built around these new technologies is changing our lives. These new systems are enabling our personal devices to better adapt…

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Tableau rides Big Data wave with secondary offering

Watch live! AWS Summit broadcast begins today

EMC promotes three insiders to key positions

Google drops on a bomb on AWS, announces massive cut in cloud prices

Datameer 4.0 visualizes data quality in Hadoop

Sorry Obama, your NSA reforms aren’t nearly good enough

Red Hat turns a little more to business with Ruby, Nginx and MongoDB support

How Wit.ai aims to use natural language processing to transform IoT

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