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One NoSQL Language to Rule Them All

By Klint Finley May 3, 2012

Last year Erik Meijer and Gavin Bierman of Microsoft Research published a paper making the case for a common language for NoSQL databases. A year later, there’s been some progress towards this goal, although…

VMware Project Octopus and How it Stacks Up to Google Drive

By Alex Williams May 2, 2012

Google launched Google Drive two weeks ago. For me, the service makes it simple to clear my hard drive of objects that I want access to later but without the messiness that comes with…

Microsoft’s Hyper-V 3.0 Will Make Virtualization an Interesting Fight

By John Casaretto May 2, 2012

Microsoft’s Virtualization platform known as Hyper-V has been a runner-up in the market to VMware’s virtualization platform, the latest version being vSphere 5. The reasons for that could be many, some clients have distaste…

Birst Raises $26 Million To Accelerate Cloud BI Strategy

By Matt Weinberger May 2, 2012

Business intelligence provider Birst is looking to kickstart its business with a relatively rare Series D round of funding as it looks to accelerate its recent shift into offering its solution as SaaS. This…

Google: Don’t Force a Merge Between G+ and YouTube for Upvotes

By Kyt Dotson May 2, 2012

It may be a matter of a development mistake or it could be that Google is on the verge of a drop over a very serious precipice: merging G+ and YouTube and forcing users…

Quanta Brings Open Data Center Solutions to US Businesses

By Matt Weinberger May 2, 2012

Quanta, a $37 billion Taiwanese data center equipment manufacturer which counts Facebook amongst its loyal customers, used this week’s Open Compute Summit in Texas to announce that it’s launching QCT, a subsidiary to market…

IBM Expands Smarter Commerce Portfolio with Tealeaf

By Maria Deutscher May 2, 2012

Big Blue is diving head first into the top three trends in the enterprise – cloud, mobile and big data. Earlier this week the company announced a string of launches that address two of…

Will Cable and Satellite Mean the Death of Free Hulu Internet TV?

By Kyt Dotson May 2, 2012

Dark rumors and accusations seem to be telling a compelling narrative about Hulu—the broadly popular venue for free Internet TV (supported by advertisements)—potentially backing away from offering their media without strings to the pubic…

Wipro Buys Promax to Push Big Data Services

By Maria Deutscher May 2, 2012

System integrator Wipro just acquired a company called Promax Applications, according to an announcement that went out this week. Promax is an Australian services provider founded in 1989 that started off as The Professional Assignments Group,…

Harvard and MIT Team Up to Offer Free Online Education

By Mellisa Tolentino May 2, 2012

Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology announced a $60 million joint initiative to offer free, online, college-level courses known as edX. “edX will support Harvard and MIT faculty in conducting research on…

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One NoSQL Language to Rule Them All

VMware Project Octopus and How it Stacks Up to Google Drive

Birst Raises $26 Million To Accelerate Cloud BI Strategy

Quanta Brings Open Data Center Solutions to US Businesses

Wipro Buys Promax to Push Big Data Services

Harvard and MIT Team Up to Offer Free Online Education

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