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This Week in Big Data: Cheaper Hardware, A New Hadoop Alternative and Funding to Go Round

By Maria Deutscher Aug 26, 2012

Another week of stand out big data updates. The first one comes from a European firm named Compuverde, which unveiled new software that makes analytics more viable for enterprises. Organizations want the level of…

Apple-Samsung verdict – What’s a Billion Dollars Anyway?

By John Casaretto Aug 25, 2012

Apple vs Samsung is in the books (Round 1) – with a victory for Apple and a 1.05 billion dollar damage ruling to boot. Meanwhile in South Korea, a court there went the split decision…

Strong Earnings Prompt Salesforce to Increase Sales Outlook

By Amber Harris Aug 24, 2012

Salesforce is living up to its name with its second quarter. The software-as-a-service (SaaS) giant’s results were better than anticipated, mostly due to all of the enterprise deals the company has been managing to…

Pose for the Picture: Veeam Introduces Explorer SAN Snapshots

By Amber Harris Aug 24, 2012

Are you part of the lucky group of hard working people that have the leisure to work from home? You get to sit at your computer and work with Dr. Phil on the TV…

This Week in the Cloud: OpenStack, Backup and AWS Glacier

By Maria Deutscher Aug 24, 2012

A lot of updates from the cloud crossed the wire this week, including one big advancement for the OpenStack community. Piston Cloud, a distributor of the cloud OS, unveiled a simplified version of OpenStack…

Facebook’s Secret Project To Contain It’s Big Data

By Mike Wheatley Aug 24, 2012

The amount of big data that Facebook handles never ceases to amaze. At a subdued press conference this week, attended by only a few reporters, the social media giant revealed a whole host of…

NetApp Misses the Strategic Direction with Read-Only Flash Cache

By Bert Latamore Aug 24, 2012

NetApp’s August 21 Flash Accel read-only flash cache announcement is good as far as it goes, but it is a tactical product that misses strategic direction, writes Wikibon CTO David Floyer in his latest…

What Day Can You Expect the Grim Reaper to Show Up? Big Data Knows

By Amber Harris Aug 24, 2012

It appears we can all have a chance to put out the Welcome mats and prepare for the Grim Reaper’s visit because we will know exactly when he will come knocking on our doors.…

Wake Up Call: VMware Must Move Beyond the Usual Suspects for New Storage Ideas

By Bert Latamore Aug 24, 2012

The just-published Wikibon vSphere 5 adoption survey holds good news for EMC but a warning for VMware. Market interest in traditional storage vendors is waning, and while companies are not leaving their primary vendor,…

Flash Memory Summit: From Toshiba’s Comeback to Flash Cache and Consistent Performance

By Maria Deutscher Aug 24, 2012

This week’s Flash Memory Summit expo featured a lot of new products, both from industry veterans and less known vendor that are trying to make a name for themselves. Toshiba, the inventor of NAND…

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This Week in Big Data: Cheaper Hardware, A New Hadoop Alternative and Funding to Go Round

Apple-Samsung verdict – What’s a Billion Dollars Anyway?

Strong Earnings Prompt Salesforce to Increase Sales Outlook

Pose for the Picture: Veeam Introduces Explorer SAN Snapshots

Facebook’s Secret Project To Contain It’s Big Data

NetApp Misses the Strategic Direction with Read-Only Flash Cache

What Day Can You Expect the Grim Reaper to Show Up? Big Data Knows

Wake Up Call: VMware Must Move Beyond the Usual Suspects for New Storage Ideas

Flash Memory Summit: From Toshiba’s Comeback to Flash Cache and Consistent Performance

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