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Building Blocks Series : Data visualization | #theCUBE

By Maria Deutscher Oct 30, 2013

Data visualization is a hot sector, and it’s not hard to see why. By abstracting large volumes of information into easily consumable charts, organizations can clear productivity bottlenecks and let their users focus on…

Hadoop is ready for enterprise and MetaScale is ready to lead | #BigDataNYC

By Kathryn Buford Oct 30, 2013

In their ongoing coverage of SiliconANGLE’s own Big Data NYC conference, John Furrier and Dave Vellante spoke with Ankur Gupta, MetaScale Lead of Sales and Marketing, in theCUBE. The three discuss MetaScale’s origin and…

New in SmartCars : Program messages to other drivers, Open garages with headlights

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 30, 2013

This week’s SmartCar roundup features a gadget that allows you to communicate with other drivers, a device that lets you control your garage door with your car headlights, and a gadget that connects your…

LIVE from #BigDataNYC : Exclusive news + interviews

By Kristen Nicole Oct 30, 2013

Big Data Week is in full swing in New York City, and theCUBE is continuing its broadcast stream today, bringing you the best stories and analysis from the many events going on in the…

WANdisco fights data failures like no one else | #BigDataNYC

By Kathryn Buford Oct 30, 2013

In their ongoing coverage of SiliconANGLE’s own Big Data NYC conference, Dave Vellante and Jeff Kelly speak with Brett Rudenstein, Senior Product Manager of Big Data for WANdisco. The three discuss WANdisco’s unique patented…

BlackBerry asks Facebook to save its skin

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 30, 2013

In what could be seen as an act of pure desperation, BlackBerry is reported to have approached social networking giant Facebook for a possible buyout bid. According to a report from The Wall Street…

Apple owns up to quick-draining battery problems in the iPhone 5s

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 30, 2013

Fanbois are accustomed to their new iDevices having problems. As we’ve already seen, previous faulty devices have been plagued with a yellowish tint on the screen, WiFi connectivity issues, camera problems, and even battery…

Intel to build world’s first quad-core 64-bit ARM chip

By Mike Wheatley Oct 30, 2013

In a surprising move that could have massive implications for the mobile sector at a later date, Intel is reportedly designing what could well turn out to be the world’s first quad-core 64-bit ARM…

64-bit ARM chips will be a game-changer for Apple

By Mike Wheatley Oct 30, 2013

When Apple launched its new iPhone earlier this month, the device hit record-breaking sales. This helped boost Apple’s stock considerably, hardly surprising since half of its revenues come from iPhone sales. But besides these…

Why Microsoft isn’t building its own Hadoop distro | #BigDataNYC

By Alina Popescu Oct 29, 2013

Quentin Clark, Corporate Vice President at Microsoft, discussed the company’s Big Data strategy, as well as their partnership with Hortonworks with theCUBE co-hosts John Furrier and Dave Vellante, live at #BigDataNYC 2013 in New…

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Building Blocks Series : Data visualization | #theCUBE

Hadoop is ready for enterprise and MetaScale is ready to lead | #BigDataNYC

New in SmartCars : Program messages to other drivers, Open garages with headlights

LIVE from #BigDataNYC : Exclusive news + interviews

WANdisco fights data failures like no one else | #BigDataNYC

BlackBerry asks Facebook to save its skin

Apple owns up to quick-draining battery problems in the iPhone 5s

Intel to build world’s first quad-core 64-bit ARM chip

64-bit ARM chips will be a game-changer for Apple

Why Microsoft isn’t building its own Hadoop distro | #BigDataNYC

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