Page 6527 – SiliconANGLE

Consumerization of Analytics Arrives with Evolved Hadoop Systems

By Maria Deutscher Oct 31, 2012

George Mathew, the President and Chief Operating Office of Alteryx, shared his take on big data with Dave Vellante in a recent Cube interview. Mathew’s first observation is that the whole analytics trend has…

Battle of the Minis: iPad mini vs. Nexus 7, Kindle Fire HD

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 31, 2012

Google just updated their small tablet offering with the unveiling of the new Nexus 7. It now comes with the latest Android version, 4.2 Jelly Bean, and a few more surprises. Though Google did…

Halloween? There’s An App For That As Well…

By Mike Wheatley Oct 31, 2012

Whether its finding a costume at the last minute, keeping an eye on the kids while they’re out and about trick-or-treating, or simply creating ‘spooky’ effects on your smartphone, there’s a Halloween app to…

Apple Puts A Stop To Siri’s Whoring

By Mike Wheatley Oct 31, 2012

Apple has clamped down on randy Chinese punters using Siri to help locate hookers, just days after the app’s more frivolous side was revealed. According to the China Daily, Siri was previously more than…

Breaking Analysis: Election Time – Is AMD Throwing Its Hat Into the ARM Ring?

By Molly Sassmann Oct 31, 2012

AMD is finally taking the plunge and making the big commitment to build ARM-based server CPUs. AMD has put forth some serious internal efforts into the low power processor which indicates they do not intend…

Breaking Analysis: The Next Nexus: Which One Is Right For You?

By Molly Sassmann Oct 30, 2012

Despite Hurricane Sandy’s best efforts to derail them, Google went ahead with an unofficial online version of their Android event. Not surprisingly, they announced their Nexus series, which consists of the Nexus 4 smartphone, the…

Breaking Analysis: Tim Cook’s New Regime – Collaboration is King Across iPhone, Software & Services

By Molly Sassmann Oct 30, 2012

Two Apple executives have been asked to leave the company for unrelated reasons, leaving big shoes to fill. Scott Forstall, who was in charge of Apple’s mobile software unit, was let go after he…

EMC Falls Short on Revenue, but Services Business is Still Strong

By Maria Deutscher Oct 30, 2012

EMC posted its third quarter earnings last week, which reflected the same weakening tren in corporate IT spending that hampered revenue for IBM and Microsoft for the same quarter. EMC earned a net income…

Meg Whitman’s New Printers Are a Big Step Forward for HP

By Maria Deutscher Oct 30, 2012

Former eBay chief Meg Whitman has taken over the CEO of Hewlett-Packard with the goal of slowing down the decline initiated by two of her immediate predecessors. HP’s printer business is one of the…

Data Warehousing is Taking Logical Steps in Big Data Era, Says IBM’s Anjul Bjambri

By Saroj Kar Oct 30, 2012

IBM is one of the leading enterprise data cloud solutions for small and large-scale data warehousing and analytics, providing users with flexible access to all their data needs. Anjul Bjambri, VP of big data…

the latest

Consumerization of Analytics Arrives with Evolved Hadoop Systems

Battle of the Minis: iPad mini vs. Nexus 7, Kindle Fire HD

Halloween? There’s An App For That As Well…

Apple Puts A Stop To Siri’s Whoring

Breaking Analysis: Election Time – Is AMD Throwing Its Hat Into the ARM Ring?

Breaking Analysis: The Next Nexus: Which One Is Right For You?

Breaking Analysis: Tim Cook’s New Regime – Collaboration is King Across iPhone, Software & Services

EMC Falls Short on Revenue, but Services Business is Still Strong

Meg Whitman’s New Printers Are a Big Step Forward for HP

LATEST FROM THECUBE

UPCOMING CUBE EVENTS

RECENT CUBE EVENTS

DigiCert's World Quantum Readiness Day 2026

Amplify 2026

The AI ROI in Contact Center Summit 2026

Fal.Con 2026

VMware Explore 2026

SIGN IN

Bio

Ethics statement

Contact us

Partner with us

Contact us

Guest inquiry