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Data, Like Daisies, Has a Lifespan and Should be Chucked When it Wilts, Says Consultant Randy Kahn

By Bert Latamore Oct 23, 2012

Like everything else, information has a lifespan, and just like a beautiful bouquet of daisies, when it gets old and wilts, when it has no further business value and is past any compliance retention…

IBM Getting Smart on Big Data Security, Appoints Christina Peters as Chief Privacy Officer

By Kyt Dotson Oct 23, 2012

IBM announced the new appointment of the top management of the company–Christina Peters was promoted to Chief Privacy Officer (CPO) and will lead a team of lawyers, experts in data security and technical staff who…

iPad mini Price Disappoints. Is Apple’s Ecosystem Strong Enough to Fight the Fire?

By Kristen Nicole Oct 23, 2012

The rumors were mostly right. At Apple’s Special Event today in San Jose, CA, the iPad mini was revealed. Its screen measures 7.85 inches diagonally, slightly bigger than its 7-inch rivals that have crafted…

Quest Launches New Analytics Software for Hadoop

By Maria Deutscher Oct 23, 2012

Quest, the data management firm that Dell acquired this year for $2.4 billion, unveiled three new products that extend the capabilities of the open-source big data platform. Dell already has a couple of Hadoop…

Newer, Faster Chips Save 30% On Cloud Computing Costs

By Mike Wheatley Oct 23, 2012

New research has shown that it may be possible to cut the costs of cloud computing by 30%, but only if your data center server is using the right kind of chip. A team…

MapR Simplifies, Stretches Hadoop with Enterprise Upgrade

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 23, 2012

At the O’Reilly Strata Conference + Hadoop World, MapR announced that they’re bringing Hadoop and NoSQL capabilities together on an easy, dependable platform: MapR M7. With M7, Big Data operations ranging from batch analytics…

Another Victim of the Internet: Ceefax Bites the Dust

By Mike Wheatley Oct 23, 2012

The BBC’s Ceefax service, the world’s first teletext service, will finally be laid to rest this evening when the UK’s analogue TV signal is switched off for the last time. The UK is set…

How to Make the Private Cloud Dynamic: IBM Talks Big Data

By Anthony Coln Oct 23, 2012

On the first day of IBM’s Information On Demand 2012, Jeff Kelly of theCube had the opportunity to sit down with Tim Vincent the CTO for Information Management with IBM (full video below). The…

Don’t Call the Xbox a Game Console: SmartGlass, Mobile Strategy Revealed

By Mellisa Tolentino Oct 23, 2012

Though 2012 is nearing its end, it’s not too late for Microsoft to have an epic year. This Friday, the software giant will officially launch Windows 8, the Surface tablet and Windows 8 Phone.…

Mobile Backend-as-a-Service (MBaaS) All Hype or Here to Stay?

By Josette Rigsby Oct 23, 2012

There seems to be an almost constant stream of innovation related to cloud computing and mobile technology. Some are little more than vendors’ and analysts’ conjecture, while others quickly demonstrate their staying power with…

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Data, Like Daisies, Has a Lifespan and Should be Chucked When it Wilts, Says Consultant Randy Kahn

iPad mini Price Disappoints. Is Apple’s Ecosystem Strong Enough to Fight the Fire?

Quest Launches New Analytics Software for Hadoop

MapR Simplifies, Stretches Hadoop with Enterprise Upgrade

Another Victim of the Internet: Ceefax Bites the Dust

How to Make the Private Cloud Dynamic: IBM Talks Big Data

Don’t Call the Xbox a Game Console: SmartGlass, Mobile Strategy Revealed

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