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EMC Beefs Ups Hadoop Support, Rolls out Big Data Appliances

By Maria Deutscher Sep 21, 2011

EMC today expanded its data analytics portfolio by announcing two new Hadoop-based, big data analytics products that will help it grow its foothold in what is expanded to be a $200 billion market by…

Google is Aggresively Pushing Revenues Amid Senate Scrutiny

By Tom Foremski Sep 21, 2011

Google has adopted an aggressive program of stuffing its search pages with paid listings as the financial quarter draws to a close — a risky strategy as the US Senate holds hearings on its…

DataStax, Neo Bank on NoSQL, Investors Bank on Them

By Maria Deutscher Sep 21, 2011

Demand for NoSQL database technologies is growing as companies are adapting to open-source, seeking an alternative to SQL that can handle the massive amounts of data they need to analyze. DataStax and Neo Technology…

No Hadoop – Oracle Announces Appliance for Small Business Market

By Alex Williams Sep 21, 2011

No Hadoop news today from Oracle. Instead, Oracle announced a database appliance for the small and medium sized business market that integrates software, servers, storage and networking into one box. In a live Webast, President…

Fatal Hacking Aftermath: DigiNotar Files For Bankruptcy

By Cherr Aira Sep 21, 2011

When you thought that certificate authorities have kissed the pits, how would a bankruptcy sound? The cyberspace bids farewell to DigiNotar. The fall of DigiNotar is already a catastrophe that everyone expected soon after…

Zaarly: Searching for Gold in Hyper-Local Commerce

By Tom Foremski Sep 21, 2011

Bo Fishback is convinced that his startup Zaarly has the potential to remake the national economy by making it easier for people to farm out small jobs to their local community. Need someone to…

HP Layoffs May Reach Europe, Search for New CEO Raises Questions

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 21, 2011

Reports from earlier this week note that Hewlett-Packard will soon start laying off more than 500 workers from their Palm division as webOS will soon fade into the sunset. The dust hasn’t even settled yet…

The Many Deaths of Google+

By socialnerdia Sep 21, 2011

+Dan Reimold has 44 followers at the time that I write this. He wrote an “article” called “Google+: Social Media Upstart ‘Worse Than a Ghost Town.” Dan‘s article basically says “Google+ is not good because no one…

Business Technologies That Shook The World

By Tom Foremski Sep 21, 2011

Dell has produced an interesting infographic about important business technology achievements, a very large infographic. [Is it too large? How long can you go before you need an infographic to explain it…?] …

Microsoft Invests Further in Online Ads with Adchemy Deal, Partnerships

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 21, 2011

FACT: You cannot browse the web without seeing at least one advertisement. In the TV industry, for you to enjoy your favorite TV programs, you have to endure countless minutes of commercial ads. …

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EMC Beefs Ups Hadoop Support, Rolls out Big Data Appliances

Google is Aggresively Pushing Revenues Amid Senate Scrutiny

DataStax, Neo Bank on NoSQL, Investors Bank on Them

No Hadoop – Oracle Announces Appliance for Small Business Market

Fatal Hacking Aftermath: DigiNotar Files For Bankruptcy

Zaarly: Searching for Gold in Hyper-Local Commerce

Business Technologies That Shook The World

Microsoft Invests Further in Online Ads with Adchemy Deal, Partnerships

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