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Red Hat Reveals Desire to Get Into the Hadoop/NoSQL Business

By Klint Finley Aug 26, 2011

Red Hat will likely acquire a player in the Apache Hadoop and/or NoSQL space in the near future CEO Jim Whitehurst said in an interview with InternetNews.com. “When I say I don’t want to…

Why I’m Waiting for a Windows 8 Tablet

By Steven Hodson Aug 26, 2011

Up until about two years ago I had never owned a laptop, or even a cellphone. It wasn’t that I didn’t want one, or rather thought I needed one, but a matter of having…

Does The Sexuality of a CEO Matter?

By Tom Foremski Aug 26, 2011

The sexuality of CEOs is a dull subject I have no interest in what they do with their genitalia and I think I’m right in speaking for the majority of people in our Silicon…

Verizon Migrates to the Cloud with CloudSwitch Acquisition

By Maria Deutscher Aug 26, 2011

Verizon, a telco tilted towards mobile services rather than cloud development, is rehsaping its strategy to avoid the fate of Nokia and other mobile companies that failed to catch up on the market trends…

Steve Jobs is Silicon Valley’s Babe Ruth, but Where’s the Next Generation of Leaders?

By Tom Foremski Aug 26, 2011

I used to meet with Steve jobs in the 1980s, when he was lauded as a visionary. To be honest I wasn’t that impressed with him. Sure, he deserved credit for the Apple I…

IBM’s Vision of Data Scientists: Our Bridge to the Future

By Kristen Nicole Aug 26, 2011

What is the role of a data scientist? That’s something we’ve been trying to pin down as the world of big data grows wider, and the need for professionals that understand this semi-vague trend…

Android-Riddled Verizon Appeals To Obama: Stop the Patent Wars!

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 26, 2011

As the grueling saga of the patent wars push on, people are getting dizzy following the drama. Verizon is already fed-up with these ridiculous patent wars and have thought of a solution to end…

Rejecting “Closed Source” Label, MapR Contrasts Its Hadoop Approach to Cloudera

By Jeffrey Kelly Aug 26, 2011

Here’s the simple version of the story: Cloudera’s enterprise Hadoop distribution, CDH3, is open source, while MapR’s enterprise Hadoop distribution, M5, is closed. The reality is more nuanced, according to Jack Norris, MapR’s Vice President…

An Android App Player for BlackBerry?

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 26, 2011

Research In Motion shares rose 74 cents, or 2.6 percent, to $28.22 in premarket trading Friday, which could possibly be associated to news of an upcoming lineup of smartphones running its new software QNX,…

Big Data Wrap: From Supercomputing to Virtual Lab Rats

By Saroj Kar Aug 26, 2011

The ‘big data’ trend is finding its way into many verticals, from product launches to raising funds, supercomputing to virtual lab rats. Last week started with Xsigo‘s update to its virtual data center fabric offering.…

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Red Hat Reveals Desire to Get Into the Hadoop/NoSQL Business

Why I’m Waiting for a Windows 8 Tablet

Does The Sexuality of a CEO Matter?

Steve Jobs is Silicon Valley’s Babe Ruth, but Where’s the Next Generation of Leaders?

IBM’s Vision of Data Scientists: Our Bridge to the Future

Android-Riddled Verizon Appeals To Obama: Stop the Patent Wars!

Rejecting “Closed Source” Label, MapR Contrasts Its Hadoop Approach to Cloudera

An Android App Player for BlackBerry?

Big Data Wrap: From Supercomputing to Virtual Lab Rats

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