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Big Data’s Biggest Investors

By Anthony Coln Aug 18, 2012

With the growth in popularity of Big Data on the scene, it is no surprise that venture capitalists are now turning their attention to the field. Existing companies are realizing the value of the…

“All media fails, but Cloud backup is forever,” A Trip Down Memory Lane for Storage Media [Infographic]

By Kathryn Buford Aug 17, 2012

However, popular new forms of storage media become, affording ease of use, portability and data security, they have their challenges and, ultimately, become “a useless piece of plastic, tape or metal.” Crashplan’s recent infographic,…

Windows 8 Becomes Available for MSDN, TechNet Subscribers

By Isha Suri Aug 17, 2012

Windows 8 is now available on the Microsoft Developer Network Platform and the subscribers of TechNet. While most developers have been eagerly waiting for this Windows update, some techies reveal that there is no…

Dirt Jumper DDoS Toolkit Riddled With Vulnerabilities

By Mike Wheatley Aug 17, 2012

A security vendor has turned the tables on malicious hackers by releasing details of a vulnerability in a popular toolkit used to launch distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks against corporate websites. The toolkit…

Introducing GreenHopper 6 for Advancing Agile

By Isha Suri Aug 17, 2012

Agility is what drives the IT world. Be Silicon Valley or any corner of the world, Agile is the key to success for software developers. Here we are introducing the GreenHopper 6, the latest…

Big Data Hadoop Death Match – Again But – Hadoop Era is Different from Linux Era

By John Furrier Aug 17, 2012

Matt Asay, VP of big data cloud startup called Nodeable, writes a post today titled “Becoming Red Hat: Cloudera & Hortonworks Big Data Death Match”. He grabbed that headline from a link to our…

Twitter Rolls Out Rule Changes For Its API

By Mike Wheatley Aug 17, 2012

Twitter hasn’t exactly had the smoothest of relationships with app developers over the last few months, following last year’s announcement that it would soon introduce stricter rules and regulations for those who build apps…

EMC Looks to Acquire Security Companies in 2012

By Tavis J. Hampton Aug 17, 2012

News has been circulating the web indicating that EMC may be on the verge of using some of its $5.65 billion in cash to acquire some security companies. EMC COO David Goulden went on…

Facebook Digs Deep Underground with Sub-Zero Storage Facility

By Mike Wheatley Aug 17, 2012

Facebook is taking some serious steps to backup its data, constructing a dedicated underground building right next door to its Prineville, Oregon, facility that will eventually house a ‘deep storage’ device well out of harm’s…

Alteryx Merges Big Data Integration and AppDev in Single Platform

By Jeffrey Kelly Aug 17, 2012

George Mathew knows a thing or two about building analytic applications aimed at line-of-business users. Until last year he was a top executive inside SAP’s Business Objects division. One of his jobs at SAP…

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Big Data’s Biggest Investors

“All media fails, but Cloud backup is forever,” A Trip Down Memory Lane for Storage Media [Infographic]

Windows 8 Becomes Available for MSDN, TechNet Subscribers

Dirt Jumper DDoS Toolkit Riddled With Vulnerabilities

Introducing GreenHopper 6 for Advancing Agile

Big Data Hadoop Death Match – Again But – Hadoop Era is Different from Linux Era

Twitter Rolls Out Rule Changes For Its API

Facebook Digs Deep Underground with Sub-Zero Storage Facility

Alteryx Merges Big Data Integration and AppDev in Single Platform

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