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US Government Big Data Democratization Programs Getting Their Budgets Axed

By Kyt Dotson Apr 13, 2011

The latest version of the federal budget to materialize from Congressional negotiations in an attempt to prevent rescue the United States government from an impending shutdown may cut data transparency programs by 75%. In…

Amazon Looking to Subsidize the Kindle All the Wrong Ways

By Apr 13, 2011

Jeff Nolan wrote a great post here at SiliconANGLE talking about the overwhelming feeling of “meh” on the topic of the brand new ad supported Kindle. Throughout my long history of eReader punditry, going…

Microsoft and Its Latest Cloud Affairs

By Madalena David Apr 13, 2011

At the Microsoft Dynamics Convergence 2011 event in Atlanta this week, Microsoft introduced its Cloud ERP solution with Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012, attempting to grasp a slice of the cloud pie. “Every one of…

IBM Maps Big Data: Helps California Transportation Get Effecient

By Madalena David Apr 13, 2011

Maps services are becoming more and more attractive to software developers. Microsoft is launching Streetside with Nokia’s Navteq, despite the controversy raised by Google in Germany especially and MapQuest has released a free Android…

HP’s New Cloud Strategy Begins to Play Out

By Maria Deutscher Apr 13, 2011

Hewlett-Packard has been making a series of significant moves to enter the software and cloud computing market, under relatively new CEO Leo Apotheker. The latest is the rumored acquisition of Tibco, an enterprise software…

Preparing for IPO Jive Software Buys Startup Proximal Labs – Forms Big Data Dream Team

By John Furrier Apr 13, 2011

On the heals of the news that Cloudera is extending their lead in Hadoop, a Cloudera Labs startup gets bought by pre-IPO startup Jive Software. Jive Software, located in Palo Alto California, is announcing…

Cloudera’s upgraded data management platform brings Hadoop a step closer to the mainstream enterprise market

By Jeffrey Kelly Apr 12, 2011

Just because a technology is largely open source doesn’t mean a vendor can’t build a (lucrative) business around it. Just ask Sun Microsystems. </aJust because a technology is largely open source doesn't mean a…

Xeround Announces Rackspace Cloud Support, Updates Offering

By Maria Deutscher Apr 12, 2011

Xeround, an SQL Database-as-a-service provider for private and public clouds, has a new offering is available for Rackspace. Xeround’s vendor-agnostic solution, is now capable of running on cloud environment regardless of the service provider,…

After Nokia Deal Flopped, Intel’s Making its Own Way

By Maria Deutscher Apr 12, 2011

When it comes to the mobile market, no handset has Intel chips in it. The largest chipmaker in the world even invested in joint project with Nokia to develop an entirely OS, but now…

How to Flip Your Startup in 5 Steps

By Ramine Darabiha Apr 12, 2011

Steve Blank, author of Four Steps to Epiphany,together with Eric Ries, has helped formulate the thinking behind the Lean Startup methodology . I had an opportunity to meet him during a discussion around the…

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US Government Big Data Democratization Programs Getting Their Budgets Axed

Amazon Looking to Subsidize the Kindle All the Wrong Ways

IBM Maps Big Data: Helps California Transportation Get Effecient

Cloudera’s upgraded data management platform brings Hadoop a step closer to the mainstream enterprise market

After Nokia Deal Flopped, Intel’s Making its Own Way

How to Flip Your Startup in 5 Steps

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