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Six Strikes Anti Piracy Finally Kicks Off

By Isha Suri Feb 27, 2013

The much talked-about Copyright Alert System or simply the Six Strikes anti-piracy plan has finally taken off its wings. The policy came into effect the week of Feb. 25, and is receiving mixed responses…

Rackspace Acquires MongoDB Startup ObjectRocket, Hails NoSQL

By Maria Deutscher Feb 27, 2013

Rackspace just announced this morning that it has snatched up ObjectRocket, an emerging Database-as-a-Service provider. Terms of the deal, which is set to close later today, were not disclosed. ObjectRocket offers developers a cloud-based…

HP Announces New Security Research Organization, Along with Security Report and Enterprise Security Efforts

By John Casaretto Feb 27, 2013

HP has announced a new research organization designed to help organizations better understand the evolving threat landscape and build an effective defense strategy against cybercriminals, hacktivists and other forms of cyber attack. The company…

Mega’s Privacy Measures Taking A Bite Out of Apple – Breaking Analysis

By Andrew Lowe Feb 27, 2013

If you’re a fan of the news, then you probably know who Kim Dotcom is. Well, it appears the German-born internet titan (in more than one sense of the word) has cast himself…

Unifying SQL and Hadoop: Hadapt’s War-Winning Strategy

By Alina Popescu Feb 27, 2013

theCube invited Scott Howser, VP Marketing Hadapt, to discuss the startup's progress thus far and their opinion on the big "Hadoop War" conversation going on right now, started by Greenplum's aggressive announcement on Pivotal…

RSA Keynote: Big Data Set To Evolve Into “Big Intelligence”

By Mike Wheatley Feb 27, 2013

The Big Data era has arrived and IT teams will have to welcome it with open arms if they’re to be successful in heading off a new breed of security threats, says RSA’s Executive…

We Did Not Intend to Take an Aggressive Stance: Greenplum’s Take on Hadoop War

By Alina Popescu Feb 27, 2013

Josh Klahr, VP of Product Management, discussed the recent EMC Greenplum announcement on Pivotal HD inside theCube, live at Strata 2013. While it is true that Greenplum delayed the Pivotal HD announcement which consisted of…

Data Has Gravity. Which Open Source Frameworks are Best for Moving Heavy, Big Data?

By Ryan Cox Feb 27, 2013

There are few better individuals to talk to about open source than Rishi Yadav. As a self-proclaimed open source purist, his company InfoObjects works with only open source software, never proprietary. Yadav sat down…

Day 1 @ Strata: New Hadoop Distros, and Cloud Convergence

By Maria Deutscher Feb 27, 2013

The Big Data whales are circling around each other at this week’s Strata conference. Three vendors announced new Hadoop flavors, and two major solution providers unveiled products that can help enterprises realize a return…

New Products Looking Glim and Glam’s IPO – Social News Roundup

By Andrew Lowe Feb 27, 2013

New Google Plus Sign-In Initiative Also known as single-login, these services allow users to sign-in to websites and mobile applications using the sign in credentials of their social network of choice. Single login…

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Six Strikes Anti Piracy Finally Kicks Off

Rackspace Acquires MongoDB Startup ObjectRocket, Hails NoSQL

HP Announces New Security Research Organization, Along with Security Report and Enterprise Security Efforts

Unifying SQL and Hadoop: Hadapt’s War-Winning Strategy

RSA Keynote: Big Data Set To Evolve Into “Big Intelligence”

We Did Not Intend to Take an Aggressive Stance: Greenplum’s Take on Hadoop War

Data Has Gravity. Which Open Source Frameworks are Best for Moving Heavy, Big Data?

Day 1 @ Strata: New Hadoop Distros, and Cloud Convergence

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