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SolidFire Announces Next Generation System with Double Capacity

By Maria Deutscher Jun 19, 2012

Flash hardware vendor SolidFire announced a new system named SF6010, the successor of the SF3010 in many regards. It packs a raw hardware capacity of 6 terabytes and ‘effective capacity’ of up to 24TBs:…

Obama’s Big Data Play

By John Casaretto Jun 19, 2012

When the dust settles and the smoke clears, and the elections of 2012 are over there will be victors and there will be losers. Rest assured that until then, each side will try to…

MemSQL Emerges from Stealth with $5M in the Bank

By Maria Deutscher Jun 19, 2012

MemSQL is a brand new Y Combinator startup that announced a $5 million funding round today. A number of venture capital firms participated along with angel investors Paul Buchheit, Max Levchin, Aaron Levie and…

Xeround Adds the Joyent Cloud to its Support List

By Maria Deutscher Jun 19, 2012

Xeround is a company that offers a database-as-a-service for MySQL apps that runs on platforms such as Amazon Web Services. The firm already optimized its solution for the majority of the more prominent names…

Smartphone or Camera? Rise in Photo-Sharing Questions Our Mobile Purpose

By Saroj Kar Jun 19, 2012

JiWire, the location-based mobile media provider reaching the on-the-go audience, released its latest photo sharing report, which examines location based photo sharing engagement, the mobile devices and user usage trends. The recent survey in…

MapR Teams with Amazon for Hadoop-as-a-Service

By Maria Deutscher Jun 19, 2012

There’s a lot of talk about organizations catching up with their data using technologies such as Hadoop, but for the most part that only applies to larger companies with the resources to maintain such…

Another Blue Ribbon Supercomputer for IBM

By Mike Wheatley Jun 19, 2012

IBM’s Sequoia is now officially the fastest supercomputer in the world, beating down Japan’s Fujitusu-made K Computer into second place by some distance, according to a new list published by Top500. Sequoia, which is…

The Spring of Convergence

By Alex Williams Jun 19, 2012

What a spring season. We saw more news about converged infrastructure than any time before. That makes it an appropriate time to do a recap of the market. For reference, I am turning to…

FalconStor Shines in Emerging Markets Amidst Plans for Recovery

By Maria Deutscher Jun 19, 2012

Data protection firm FalconStor received a Network World Asia Information Management Award this month in recognition of its virtual tape library solution. The company managed to come out on top in the backup category,…

Spotify Finally Brings Radio To iPad

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 19, 2012

Music streaming service Spotify is adding a new feature to their iPhone and iPad app: free radio. Yes, Spotify gearing up to take on Pandora in the mobile space. Spotify updated their iOS app,…

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Obama’s Big Data Play

MemSQL Emerges from Stealth with $5M in the Bank

MapR Teams with Amazon for Hadoop-as-a-Service

Another Blue Ribbon Supercomputer for IBM

The Spring of Convergence

FalconStor Shines in Emerging Markets Amidst Plans for Recovery

Spotify Finally Brings Radio To iPad

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