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Hortonworks Announces Partnership with Teradata

By Klint Finley Feb 21, 2012

Today Apache Hadoop services/support vendor Hortonworks and data warehousing vendor Teradata announced a partnership. The companies will work together to help customers best determine how to use Apache Hadoop. It’s not as large a…

‘Dear Instagram…’ – Here’s How to Apply for a Job at a Hot Startup

By Tom Foremski Feb 21, 2012

Alice Lee just upped the ante by a factor of 100 in what you need to do to get noticed when applying for a job at a hot startup: Click on the image to…

Broadcom Closes NetLogic Deal, Sees Opportunity in Wireless Tech

By Maria Deutscher Feb 21, 2012

Networking chipmaker Broadcom announced a milestone last week, as it looks to wireless trends after a weak but not disappointing quarter. The company’s $3.4 billion acquisition of NetLogic, a former competitor, has finally been…

InfiniteGraph Gets Support for Common Graph Database Language and More

By Klint Finley Feb 21, 2012

Today Objectivity announced a new version of its proprietary graph database InfiniteGraph, which now includes a plugin framework and support for the common graph database standard Gremlin. Graph databases are a type of NoSQL/non-relational…

OK Labs Develops A Defense Grade Mobile Smartphone That May Appeal to the CIO

By Alex Williams Feb 21, 2012

Open Kernel Labs is announcing a defense grade mobile smartphone that the company is positioning for the enterprise market. LG will manufacture the devices as part of an OK Labs contract with the Department…

CIO Watch Out: Do IT Service Providers Understand the New Cloud Economy?

By Alex Williams Feb 20, 2012

Gartner Research Analyst Dennis Gaughan recently gave a talk about the major IT vendors that has some great nuggets for the CIO trying to make sense of the tactics employed by IBM, SAP, Oracle and…

Is Oracle Wasting Its Time Fighting Google?

By Maria Deutscher Feb 20, 2012

Oracle filed a lawsuit against Google for infringing of five Java patents allegedly being illegally used in Android. The database company is seeking a chunk of the increasing revenue the open-source mobile OS is…

An Impossible SF Commute Spurs Virtual Work Days

By Maria Deutscher Feb 20, 2012

On Sunday the San Francisco Bay Bridge reopened, just in time to accommodate the bulk of the early-morning traffic. Most vehicles crossing over in that particular timeframe include workers rushing to the office. This…

WiFi’s Role in Toppling 4G and Local Retail Ads

By Kristen Nicole Feb 20, 2012

Intel researchers are working on a project called Rosepoint wherein they managed to put a digital 2.4 GHz WiFi radio on a chip, right next to one of their low-power Atom CPUs. The new…

Developers: Make Operations Staff Your Best Friends

By Klint Finley Feb 20, 2012

One of the things I hear periodically from critics of the DevOps movement is that it’s too heavy on the “Dev” side of things. For example, here’s a rant about how DevOps is a…

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Hortonworks Announces Partnership with Teradata

‘Dear Instagram…’ – Here’s How to Apply for a Job at a Hot Startup

Broadcom Closes NetLogic Deal, Sees Opportunity in Wireless Tech

InfiniteGraph Gets Support for Common Graph Database Language and More

OK Labs Develops A Defense Grade Mobile Smartphone That May Appeal to the CIO

Is Oracle Wasting Its Time Fighting Google?

WiFi’s Role in Toppling 4G and Local Retail Ads

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