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This Week in Big Data: MapR Updated, SAP’s Agenda and the Future of Analytics

By Maria Deutscher Jun 24, 2012

The past few days featured the usual handful of big data updates, in addition to providing a bit of foresight that reaffirms the optimism that this space is witnessing today. First up is MapR’s…

This Week in the Cloud: New Launches and One Stealthy Startup

By Maria Deutscher Jun 23, 2012

A few notable updates in the past seven days including dotCloud’s big update to its platform Services – the first item on our list. The PaaS provider expanded its platform with three new environments…

Microsoft’s Dive into Consumer Hardware Doesn’t Concern HP, Dell

By Maria Deutscher Jun 23, 2012

Ahead of E3 earlier this month rumors spread like wild fire about Microsoft’s SmartGlass – some claimed that the brand will turn out to be some sort of service that supplements the Xbox, while…

OpenStack, Eucalyptus, CloudStack: No Easy Answers for Open Source Clouds

By Matt Weinberger Jun 22, 2012

The nice thing about a conference like GigaOM Structure is that everybody who’s anybody in the cloud shows up. Representatives from just about every major vendor were there to talk about their vision for…

Putting Big Data to Work: IBM Picks SkyFoundry and StreetLight as SmartCamp Winners

By Maria Deutscher Jun 22, 2012

When it comes to real world applications of big data ideals, IBM is one of the companies encouraging big data’s use for things like urban traffic planning and smarter energy use. In a two-day…

What’s Keeping You from the Cloud? Survey Says…

By Josette Rigsby Jun 22, 2012

There are few things analysts – no matter what kind of analyst – love more than counting things and making predictions. Researchers at venture capitalist firm North Bridge Venture Partners are no different. The…

Twitter to Offer Advertising Products to 50 More Territories

By Isha Suri Jun 22, 2012

Social media is in an exponential phase these days, and Twitter is one of the prominent examples. So, the news is that the Twitter is planning to roll out its advertising products to 50…

Bitinstant Reviews The Bitcoin Card, It’s Real: Small, Thin, and Smart

By Kyt Dotson Jun 22, 2012

Earlier this month SiliconANGLE got wind of a new piece of technology being developed to revolutionize mobile cash transactions by giving people the ability to store and transfer bitcoins via a device as small…

ScaleXtreme Announces Plans Join the Big Data Club

By Maria Deutscher Jun 22, 2012

ScaleXtreme offers cloud automation software that makes it a bit easier for admins to manage certain tasks, such as rolling out patches. This week the company revealed plans to enhance this functionality with analytical…

Gaikai Looks for a Potential Buyer, Enhances Capabilities in Cloud Streaming Gaming

By Isha Suri Jun 22, 2012

Cloud has greatly transformed the entertainment industry, specifically the gaming entertainment segment. In fact, cloud-streaming for gaming has become one of the much-talked and happening topics in the gaming industry. Cloud is actually changing…

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This Week in Big Data: MapR Updated, SAP’s Agenda and the Future of Analytics

Microsoft’s Dive into Consumer Hardware Doesn’t Concern HP, Dell

Putting Big Data to Work: IBM Picks SkyFoundry and StreetLight as SmartCamp Winners

Twitter to Offer Advertising Products to 50 More Territories

Bitinstant Reviews The Bitcoin Card, It’s Real: Small, Thin, and Smart

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