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Will EMC’s Greenplum-Hadoop Gambit Pay Off?

By Jeffrey Kelly May 9, 2011

Wikibon believes EMC’s success or failure in the commercial Hadoop market depends on four critical factors. 1. EMC’s reception by the open source Apache Hadoop community. Credibility is critical to gaining adoption in a…

Seven Myths of the Good-Enough Network

By Michael Rau May 9, 2011

Editor’s Note: This is a post by Michael Rau, Vice President, CTO for the Borderless Network Architecture Cisco. True or false: Networking has come such a long way that you can buy any inexpensive…

Why EMC is Making its Hadoop Move

By Jeffrey Kelly May 9, 2011

In our view, EMC is making its move in the commercial Hadoop market at this time for four primary reasons: #1. To reestablish its strategic position on Wall Street as a growth company by…

Mike Arrington Responds To His Critics

By Tom Foremski May 9, 2011

Mike Arrington, Editor of Techcrunch, responded to his critics yesterday. In his post he said he would continue to make investments and that everyone in Silicon Valley is conflicted in one way or another.…

EMC Enters Commercial Hadoop Market with Greenplum HD Appliance

By Jeffrey Kelly May 9, 2011

EMC’s entrance into the commercial Hadoop market is a low risk, potentially high reward move by the Hopkinton, Mass.-based storage vendor, as the market for Big Data processing and analytics technologies could reach into…

EMC World 2011 Conference Kicks Off at Las Vegas

By Isha Suri May 9, 2011

The much awaited EMC World 2011 Conference has kicks off today at The Venetian in Las Vegas with the theme of “Cloud Meets Big Data.” The event is 11th in the series and has…

Microsoft Releases a Training Kit for Visual Basic and .NET

By Steven Hodson May 9, 2011

When it comes to developing applications for the Windows platform, the king of the mountain when it comes to developer tools has to be Visual Studio. However, one of the things about Visual Studio,…

Dell Unleashes PowerEdge M915 blade, a New Four-socket Blade

By Kristina Farrah May 9, 2011

Dell's doing a great deal to move into the cloud services industry, and it latest development is the launch of a four-socket blade server with up to 48 processor cores, tagging high hopes of…

PlayStation Network Still Down, Ups the Ante for Users with Identity Theft Insurance

By Kyt Dotson May 9, 2011

Thousands of TVs and controllers that would otherwise be playing Call of Duty and Killzone are still stranded as this weekend Sony delayed the restart of gaming services on PlayStation Network yet again. The…

EMC, Others Color the Cloud Green

By Kristina Farrah May 9, 2011

Tech companies have a bazillion reasons to go green: insanely high energy outlays, stern environment regulations, the demand for bigger data centers to respond to growing business demands, Greenpeace chasing “un-eco-friendly” companies like crazy…

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Will EMC’s Greenplum-Hadoop Gambit Pay Off?

Seven Myths of the Good-Enough Network

Why EMC is Making its Hadoop Move

Mike Arrington Responds To His Critics

EMC Enters Commercial Hadoop Market with Greenplum HD Appliance

Microsoft Releases a Training Kit for Visual Basic and .NET

Dell Unleashes PowerEdge M915 blade, a New Four-socket Blade

EMC, Others Color the Cloud Green

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