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This Week in Big Data: Social Analytics, the Olympics & DDN Roll Out

By Maria Deutscher Aug 5, 2012

Social networks represent a huge source of unstructured data, and Thismoment is among the vendors that help marketers make use of all that information to improve their brand image. The firm is one of…

Dropbox Gets Hacked, Box Gets Funding: This Week in the Cloud

By Maria Deutscher Aug 4, 2012

Two of the biggest names in file sync had big updates this week – one disclosed more details about a recent security breach, and the other announced a massive round of funding that reaffirms…

The Big Ole Data – Data Quiz

By Phil Butler Aug 4, 2012

Data, data, everywhere you go you are surrounded by numbers, text, and statistics staggering in their sheer volume. We need huge databases just to store all that access, and infrastructures to access it all…

Box Is Overvalued, But Maybe Not By Much

By Matt Weinberger Aug 3, 2012

Call it the Instagram Effect: Silicon Valley startups are seeing their valuations shoot up in the wake of the social photo-sharing site’s $1 billion acquisition by Facebook. So when cloud storage company Box (neé…

Five Steps to a More Secure Virtualized Data Center

By Saroj Kar Aug 3, 2012

One important business incentive is the desire to create a data center to improve handling of information systems and reduce operating costs. When you create long-term strategies aimed at optimizing the data center, the…

What You Should Know About Google Bots and SEO

By Guest Author Aug 3, 2012

This week, a startup called Limited Run made headlines when they went public with news that the majority of their Facebook ad clicks were coming from bots. The startup was rightfully upset that they…

Google Fiber: The True Cost and Limitations of Speedy Internet

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 3, 2012

Google finally unveiled their Google Fiber project last week, as promised. Before you get too excited about its 1000Mbps speed, it’s only be available, for the meantime, in Kansas City, Kansas and Kansas City,…

Hacker Dojo Auctions Off Its Geek Smarts for Charity

By Kyt Dotson Aug 3, 2012

Geeks have always been greater than the sum of their stereotypes and the developer community center Hacker Dojo is taking that to the next level. The idea of an incubator isn’t one lost on…

Oracle-SAP Agree On $306M in Damages, but Oracle May Appeal

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 3, 2012

Oracle and SAP have set damages for the amount SAP has to pay Oracle for infringing their copyright. The two agreed on the amount of $306 million but it looks like Oracle will file…

London Olympics Sets Big Data Records [InfoGraphic]

By Saroj Kar Aug 3, 2012

Many people are excited about the London Olympic Games, and for good reason. This event happens once every four years and is widely promoted by the media, especially when one knows that the competition…

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