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Data Scientists are Like Forrest Gump, Scrubbing Data with Toothbrushes

By Alina Popescu Feb 28, 2013

“I am Forrest Gump, I have a toothbrush, I have a lot of data and I scrub,” Josh Wills, Data Scientist Cloudera, whimsically described his profession to John Furrier and Dave Vellante inside theCube, live…

Iran Hacker vs. Joe Biden Spotlights Security of Big Data Conversations

By Alina Popescu Feb 28, 2013

theCube show hosts John Furrier and Dave Vellante bring you the break down of top news and issues monopolizing Big Data conversations in day 3 of at Strata 2013. The story of the day is…

The Good News At Google, The Bad At Groupon and The Ugly At EA – Social News Roundup

By Andrew Lowe Feb 28, 2013

Man I love spaghetti westerns. Just watched a rather good one the other day, actually. But even more than old westerns, I love new technology, and in today’s social news roundup we’ve got a…

MapR – Very Comfortable Leading from the Front

By Ryan Cox Feb 28, 2013

MapR is very comfortable with its position in the marketplace, according to Jack Norris, the analytics firm’s CMO. “The article in Forbes says it best: MapR had it right all along.” He is referring…

Cloud Distros & PaaS: Another Lightbulb Moment

By Diane Mueller Feb 28, 2013

Building private clouds is hard work, so it is no surprise that enterprise cloud distributions are on the rise, especially OpenStack distributions. Firms are racing to fill an obvious need for enterprise-ready OpenStack deployments.…

Iran Hacker Group Threatening “Next 9/11” – Breaking Analysis

By Andrew Lowe Feb 28, 2013

A lot of people have been discussing lately of the potential use of drones on American Citizens. Generally speaking, the discussions regarding the use of drones have been referring to criticisms of both…

Apple’s High Earnings a Mere Afterglow of Old Tech, Investors Lose Faith

By Maria Deutscher Feb 28, 2013

Apple’s earnings have increased substantially in the past few quarters, yet shareholders are jumping ship. The company’s stock plummeted more than 35 percent from a high of over $705 a few months ago, to…

Google Still Hails the Browser as the Future: Merged Cloud + Services for All

By Alina Popescu Feb 28, 2013

“I am a big fan of data as a living, breathing thing,” said Michael Manoochehri, Developer Programs Engineer at Google, talking about the concept of data as code with theCube show hosts John Furrier and Dave…

4 Major Downsides to Cloud Computing for the Enterprise

By Maria Deutscher Feb 28, 2013

The cloud has become an abstract but revolutionary concept for the enterprise, empowering end users with software and widespread access to the tools and information they need to do their jobs, and more productively…

Near Real-time Results in Fast Data Update + Analysis: ScaleOut’s Recipe for Success

By Alina Popescu Feb 28, 2013

The new twist of in-memory data grids is adding a ScaleOut Analytics software that allows for "parallel data computation into the data grid", which allows to "update fast-changing data and analyze it" within milliseconds,…

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Data Scientists are Like Forrest Gump, Scrubbing Data with Toothbrushes

The Good News At Google, The Bad At Groupon and The Ugly At EA – Social News Roundup

MapR – Very Comfortable Leading from the Front

Iran Hacker Group Threatening “Next 9/11” – Breaking Analysis

Apple’s High Earnings a Mere Afterglow of Old Tech, Investors Lose Faith

Google Still Hails the Browser as the Future: Merged Cloud + Services for All

Near Real-time Results in Fast Data Update + Analysis: ScaleOut’s Recipe for Success

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