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Pentaho Adds More BI Features to Flagship Product

By Maria Deutscher Nov 6, 2012

Data visualization firm Pentaho just debuted Business Analytics 4.8, the latest release of its data integration and analytics platform. The new version features two major enhancements, including an iPad app. The company says that…

Big Data Today? An All-Around Challenge, says Pervasive

By Anthony Coln Nov 6, 2012

Pervasive Software’s Senior Director of Big Data Products and Solutions David Inbar came to theCube to talk with SiliconAngle founder John Furrier and Wikibon co-founder Dave Vellante at IBM’s Information On Demand 2012. When…

Facebook Beats Twitter to the Punch, Adds Instagram Filters to Mobile App

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 6, 2012

In today’s mobile news roundup: Facebook adds Instagram filter to mobile app; Court slams Apple case against Motorola; Unlocked iPhone 5 prices revealed; and Samsung to reinvent brand. Facebook adds Instagram filter to mobile…

State-Backed Chinese Hackers Get Coked Up

By Mike Wheatley Nov 6, 2012

It’s been revealed that Coca Cola’s internal computer network was infiltrated by Chinese hackers for more than a month without its knowledge. The fizzy pop firm’s defensives were breached after an email containing a…

Don’t Replace SQL: Big Data Tech is Supplemental, Says IBM Executive

By Maria Deutscher Nov 6, 2012

Bernie Sprang, the executive in charge of database software for IBM’s software group, hopped into theCube at IOD 2012 to talk about the technological side of the big data PureData, his company’s response to…

20Gbps Broadband Speeds In Just Three Years?

By Mike Wheatley Nov 6, 2012

A team of British researchers is working to create commercially viable broadband speeds up to 2,000 times faster than the slickest of connections available today, and say that their project could become a reality…

Jeff Jonas Talks “Space Time Boxes” and Data Science at IOD 2012

By Anthony Coln Nov 5, 2012

John Furrier and Dave Vellante got to talk with IBM Chief Data Scientist Jeff Jonas at IBM’s Information On Demand 2012. Since the last time Jeff Jonas was on theCube he said that he…

What is Stackify, and How does it Work?

By Isha Suri Nov 5, 2012

We all have heard about Stackify, the web application that allows developers to access their applications, servers, and databases, irrespective of the fact where they are deployed. Developers don’t have to log into the…

In Tomorrow’s Presidential Election, Questions of Voter Data Security Largely Ignored

By Harmony Tapper Nov 5, 2012

With the 2012 election season finally winding down and the 2012 election tomorrow, the question of who a person is voting for is likely solved, but there are some important questions that need to…

Why Nate Silver’s Critics Are Wrong and Lessons for the Enterprise

By Jeffrey Kelly Nov 5, 2012

Former Republican congressman-turned-TV pundit Joe Scarborough doesn’t buy Nate Silver’s numbers. For Scarborough, they just don’t add up. Speaking on Morning Joe on Oct. 29, when Silver’s FiveThirtyEight blog put Obama’s chances at reelection…

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Pentaho Adds More BI Features to Flagship Product

Facebook Beats Twitter to the Punch, Adds Instagram Filters to Mobile App

State-Backed Chinese Hackers Get Coked Up

Don’t Replace SQL: Big Data Tech is Supplemental, Says IBM Executive

20Gbps Broadband Speeds In Just Three Years?

Jeff Jonas Talks “Space Time Boxes” and Data Science at IOD 2012

What is Stackify, and How does it Work?

In Tomorrow’s Presidential Election, Questions of Voter Data Security Largely Ignored

Why Nate Silver’s Critics Are Wrong and Lessons for the Enterprise

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