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Wikileaks-Anonymous Alliance to Expose US Intelligence Incompetence

By Kristina Farrah Mar 2, 2012

We have Wikileaks to thank for the salvo of confidential documents that shed light to the malpractices of the government. One of the recent documents they released confirms that the US really has been…

MapR: Why Another Hadoop Distribution?

By Klint Finley Mar 2, 2012

MapR came out of stealth in March 2011, not long after Datastax announced its own alternative distribution of Hadoop (which has since been rolled into its Cassandra distribution). Hadapt launched at the same time…

CloudFlare Speaks Out About Their Experience Hosting LulzSec

By Kyt Dotson Mar 2, 2012

“You have my permission. — Jack Sparrow” That’s what a representative of LulzSec told CloudFlare CEO Matthew Prince when he asked permission to tell the tale of rough water and a siege on the…

Big Data Visualization: Very Cool But Still Very Complex

By Alex Williams Mar 2, 2012

The data visualization blog Beautiful Data has some great stuff this week from the Strata Conference. The most recent post by Benedikt Koehler features a network map of the tweets from the first day at Strata…

Linode Breach Leads to Massive Heist of 46,000 BTC from Bitcoinica, Faucet

By Kyt Dotson Mar 2, 2012

Numerous media sources are reporting now on a massive heist of Bitcoin wallets as the result of the hack of the cloud-hosting provider Linode. Last night, Ars Technica was able to confirm that over…

Strata Day 3: Event Highlights and Where Big Data Stands Today

By Maria Deutscher Mar 2, 2012

This week featured the Strata event, a gathering that’s dedicated to everything big data. It’s an event that has been regularly attended by SiliconANGLE and Wikibon throughout the years. This particular industry has historically…

NASA Hacked, Was It China Again?

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 2, 2012

China takes the spotlight again as news surfaced of hackers taking control of networks at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory last November. The hackers were able to install malware, delete or steal sensitive data, and hijack…

Hortonworks Wants an Enterprise-Ready Hadoop, says CTO [Video]

By Bert Latamore Mar 2, 2012

The recent changes at Hortonworks, which saw Eric Baldeschwieler move from CEO to CTO and Rob Bearden become CEO, were routine and do not indicate any change in the company’s dedication to developing open…

Strata Conference Mini Maker Faire: Robots and the Data Crush [Video]

By Alex Williams Mar 2, 2012

Robots, visualizations and wine – the combination gives it the feel of an O’Reilly Makers Faire. It was actually the Strata Conferece’s Mini Maker Faire, which featured all sorts of Arduino inspired and sensor…

It’s a Bird! It’s a Plane! It’s a… Car?

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 2, 2012

I’m not really sure how far back it goes, but mankind have always wanted to fly. That’s why people are into extreme activities like skydiving, paragliding, base jumping and all those activities that requires…

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MapR: Why Another Hadoop Distribution?

Big Data Visualization: Very Cool But Still Very Complex

Linode Breach Leads to Massive Heist of 46,000 BTC from Bitcoinica, Faucet

Strata Day 3: Event Highlights and Where Big Data Stands Today

NASA Hacked, Was It China Again?

Hortonworks Wants an Enterprise-Ready Hadoop, says CTO [Video]

Strata Conference Mini Maker Faire: Robots and the Data Crush [Video]

It’s a Bird! It’s a Plane! It’s a… Car?

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