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This Week in Big Data: New Software, and An Analytics-Ready Mainframe

By Maria Deutscher Sep 2, 2012

There were a few major developments this week, three of which were product launches. The most significant of these may have been Pervasive’s DataRush debut, a software solution that could help enterprise boost Hadoop…

This Week in the Cloud: VMworld, Cloud Lockers and OpenStack

By Maria Deutscher Sep 1, 2012

This week’s biggest highlight by far was VMworld, one of the most popular trade shows in the industry. The big emphasis this year was on the software-driven data center and simplicity, and both VMware…

AI On The Rise: Defeating CAPTCHA, Combating Fruit Flies, Traffic Control Teaching Assistants

By Cherr Aira Sep 1, 2012

Artificial intelligence is on the road to breaking the whole CAPTCHA system. The question that follows is: how are we going to prove we are humans then? According to a Forbes.com article, hackers who…

Cloud Foundry Panel Says Software Defined and Automated Data Centers Will “Rock the Economic House” [VIDEO]

By Kathryn Buford Aug 31, 2012

John Furrier continues SiliconANGLE’s exclusive VMworld coverage with a panel on Cloud Foundry. James Watters, VMware Director of Cloud Foundry and Lucas Carlson, Appfog CEO, discuss their experiences and perspectives on how the DevOps…

Yet Another LulzSec Member Arrested Over Sony Hack

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 31, 2012

A second person believed to be a member of LulzSec, a notorious hacker group allegedly involved in several high profile cyber attacks like the Sony Pictures breach last year, was arrested. Days after a…

Developers Worry “It’s Expensive To Do Business With Facebook,” Jump Ship to Mobile Games

By Cherr Aira Aug 31, 2012

The community of developers is being scared away by the high cost of putting their games on Facebook. According to a statement posted in Los Angeles Times, Facebook gets 30% shares from game developers…

Super Computers Help New Orleans Prepare for Hurricane Isaac

By Isha Suri Aug 31, 2012

For those living in New Orleans, we have a relatively good thing to share, as researchers at university supercomputing centers in Texas and Louisiana are working on Big Data-driven supercomputers that will quickly map…

Apache Drill to Provide SQL-Like Fast Answers to Specific Questions from Hadoop Databases

By Bert Latamore Aug 31, 2012

In what he terms “yet another example of the remarkable innovation occurring in the open source Big Data Community,” Wikibon Big Data Analyst Jeff Kelly writes that a small group of committers is developing…

SQL Injections: How To Avoid Getting a Dose

By Anthony Coln Aug 31, 2012

Anytime a value is placed on something, one has to note that at some point in time others may want it. Not only will someone want it, but someone might use covert methods to…

Paranoid Russians Develop Home-Grown Tablet Device Powered By RoMos

By Mike Wheatley Aug 31, 2012

Fed up with having Americans spying on their every move, the Russians are now going the way of North Korea, developing their very own tablet device that boasts a high level of encryption, an…

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This Week in Big Data: New Software, and An Analytics-Ready Mainframe

AI On The Rise: Defeating CAPTCHA, Combating Fruit Flies, Traffic Control Teaching Assistants

Yet Another LulzSec Member Arrested Over Sony Hack

Developers Worry “It’s Expensive To Do Business With Facebook,” Jump Ship to Mobile Games

Super Computers Help New Orleans Prepare for Hurricane Isaac

Apache Drill to Provide SQL-Like Fast Answers to Specific Questions from Hadoop Databases

SQL Injections: How To Avoid Getting a Dose

Paranoid Russians Develop Home-Grown Tablet Device Powered By RoMos

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