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Quancast’s Gift to Open Source: Room to Grow Big Data

By Ryan Cox Mar 12, 2013

Quantcast, by its own admission, has been dealing in Big Data since 2006 — before it was cool. Jim Kelly, VP Research and Development at Quantcast stopped by theCube during Strata last month to…

Big Data Still Complex, Just Like SXSW Party Plans

By Kristen Nicole Mar 12, 2013

The irony of Big Data at SXSW is the lack of overlap. The common denominator amongst Big Data theories is the adaptability of Big Data itself. SXSW has become a catch-all for geeks. The result is…

China: The New Hub of Fake 3D Printing?

By Mike Wheatley Mar 12, 2013

Anyone with even the remotest bit of ‘geekiness’ about them will have heard of the 3D printer by now. In case you haven’t, here’s a quick look at the technology and what it’s capable…

What is Watson?

By Bert Latamore Mar 12, 2013

Ed. Note: This is the second installment in a three-part series exploring IBM’s multi-year project to create the ultimate Big Data patient diagnostic and treatment plan tool using its unique Watson natural language cognitive…

Microsoft + Hortonworks: Hadoop Besties

By Ryan Cox Mar 12, 2013

Hadoop has become the defacto platform for open source data storage. Microsoft, known for its proprietary software, is making a splash in the open source community with its partnership with Hortonworks. Herain Oberoi, Director…

With Just One Radical Step, Windows 8 Will Reclaim The Enterprise

By Mike Wheatley Mar 12, 2013

A lot’s been said about Microsoft’s efforts to kill BYOD with Windows 8 and its new Surface Pro tablet. While some commentators have been bullish about its chances of success, insisting that Android and…

Battle of the Unicorns: Galaxy SIV vs. iPhone 5S/6

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 12, 2013

Samsung is set to reveal its newest Galaxy device on Thursday, March 14, rumored to be the Galaxy SIV. The successful phonemaker’s archenemies Apple, is also set to unveil a new and revolutionary device sometime…

Facebook “Likes” Guessing Your Personality Traits

By Mike Wheatley Mar 12, 2013

Do you prefer curly French fries over straight ones? If not, then you’re stupid, or at least you are if you happened to indicate this preference over on Facebook. According to a recent study…

Breaking: Disagreement Between Bitcoin Clients Generates Fork

By Kyt Dotson Mar 11, 2013

Due to a difference between two versions of the Bitcoin client (running v0.7 and v0.8 respectively) a fork has occurred when v0.8 clients generated a block that v0.7 blocks could not process. As a…

Here’s How HP Can Speed Up Its 5 Year Plan to Restructure

By Maria Deutscher Mar 11, 2013

At Hewlett-Packard’s recent analyst gathering in Boston, the company’s top brass shared their plan to get the technology vendor back on the saddle. Wikibon co-founder Dave Vellante was among the insiders who got an…

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Quancast’s Gift to Open Source: Room to Grow Big Data

Big Data Still Complex, Just Like SXSW Party Plans

China: The New Hub of Fake 3D Printing?

What is Watson?

Microsoft + Hortonworks: Hadoop Besties

With Just One Radical Step, Windows 8 Will Reclaim The Enterprise

Battle of the Unicorns: Galaxy SIV vs. iPhone 5S/6

Facebook “Likes” Guessing Your Personality Traits

Breaking: Disagreement Between Bitcoin Clients Generates Fork

Here’s How HP Can Speed Up Its 5 Year Plan to Restructure

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