IBM unveiled several new technologies to help customers take advantage of cloud computing, and manage and analyze vast amounts of data. The new offerings include the most powerful enterprise Power Systems to date, a new high-end disk storage...
The immense amount of information at the 2012 Intel Developer Forum (IDF) last week was infused with a consummate amount of geekiness, and encompasses a broad spectrum of research, markets and products. Here's a couple of highlights...
The “Internet of Things” will transform the hosting and data center industries, generating a tidal wave of data that will prompt companies to enlist third-party providers to help them manage it, according to analyst Rachel Chalmers.
Big data management is a booming industry, with more than $10 billion being pumped into solutions only dealing with challenges around big data. There have already been some major players identified in the community, both from the private industry...
Nutanix has built a compute and storage infrastructure for implementing enterprise-class virtualization without complex and expensive external network storage (like a SAN or NAS). Last week Nutanix raised a new round of financing, led by current...
Violin Memory launches data managementtools for flash arrays, Joyent selected by games-as-a-service provider Sleepy Giant, Symantec add-on to Cluster File System boost customer capabilities for to run Big Data analytics.
The New York Times examines how buzzwords like "Big Data" - and "cloud computing" before it - can catch on and inject existing technologies with larger cultural relevance. Whether you love these buzzwords or roll your eyes every time you hear them...
Big Data news updates: Actian announced the upcoming release of its bi-directional Hadoop Data Connector, GoGrid and IBM team up to do big data in the cloud for independent software vendors (ISVs) and systems integrators.
HP and Cloudera Partner on Hadoop deployments, Silver Peak expands Virtual Acceleration Open Architecture, Blue Coat Cloud selected by Kordia.
