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Cloudera, HP Make Simplified Hadoop in the Enterprise

By Josette Rigsby Jul 26, 2012

Cloudera, a provides of enterprise software and services for Hadoop, and Hewlett-Packard (HP) have announced a new joint development and licensing agreement. HP will resell Cloudera’s Enterprise platform, and the companies are planning to…

Valve CEO Dubs Windows 8 “Catastrophic” For PC Game Developers

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 26, 2012

Some may have already tried Windows 8 but the rest of the world is still waiting for its official commercial release. Microsoft keeps bragging about its Metro user interface and how awesome it would…

MakerBot Gives Life to the Physible and Decade-Lost Nostalgia with the Mixtape Kit

By Kyt Dotson Jul 26, 2012

MakerBot, the builder of a 3D printer-extruder platform for consumers, is mixing it up (almost literally) by releasing a mixtape kit. The kit enables the MakerBot to build a USB flash-player version of the…

AppFog’s PaaS Bills You for Ram, Not Space

By Maria Deutscher Jul 26, 2012

AppFog is taking a shot at the biggest cloud vendors with its new platform-as-a-service (PaaS) pricing model that charges users based on the RAM they need instead of capacity. The company has also announced…

North Korea Gets Its Own Tablet Device

By Mike Wheatley Jul 26, 2012

Normally, reports of the North Koreans launching something send western governments into a mad panic, with emergency meetings being hastily convened and threats of sanctions issued. However, the latest launch by the secretive communist…

SoftLayer Making a Name for itself in the Cloud

By Maria Deutscher Jul 26, 2012

SoftLayer is an emerging player in the infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) space. The company may not be as large or well-known as providers like Amazon Web Services (AWS) or Microsoft’s Azure, SoftLayer claims it does a…

Big Data Skill Gap Could Create Offshore Opportunities

By Maria Deutscher Jul 26, 2012

Statically foreign workers might prove to be one answer to the big data skill gap that is growing increasingly noticeable in the U.S today. The McKinsey Global Institute said that there’s a shortage of…

Taking the “Personal Problems” Out of Business Decisions

By Bert Latamore Jul 26, 2012

Huge market and technical forces are driving radical change in the organization of internal IT shops. The advent of cloud services and converged infrastructure from the major enterprise IT hardware providers (HP, IBM, EMC/Cisco…

Google Fiber Project Officially Unveiled, Bundled with Google TV

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 26, 2012

In a post on Google Fiber Blog, Kevin Lo, General Manager of Google Access announced that their hush-hush project will soon be revealed. Based on the post, they might be finally unveiling the project on…

Google Talk, Twitter Service Outages Leave Users Outraged

By Mellisa Tolentino Jul 26, 2012

If you experienced difficulty using Google Talk this morning, unable to send messages, call, or access the service all together, you are not alone. A lot of people have reported the same thing happening…

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Cloudera, HP Make Simplified Hadoop in the Enterprise

Valve CEO Dubs Windows 8 “Catastrophic” For PC Game Developers

MakerBot Gives Life to the Physible and Decade-Lost Nostalgia with the Mixtape Kit

North Korea Gets Its Own Tablet Device

Big Data Skill Gap Could Create Offshore Opportunities

Taking the “Personal Problems” Out of Business Decisions

Google Fiber Project Officially Unveiled, Bundled with Google TV

Google Talk, Twitter Service Outages Leave Users Outraged

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