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Adobe infuses IoT data into its marketing cloud
Adobe Systems Inc. has hooked up a plethora of new data sources to its cloud-based engagement platform as part of a sweeping update aimed at enabling advertisers to reach deeper into the connected universe. The landmark launch continues the marketing world’s shift toward multi-dimensional analytics. It follows hot on the heels of business intelligence giant ...
What you missed in Big Data: Web-scale analytics for the masses
The web-scale crowd reaffirmed its place at the forefront of the analytics movement last week with the introduction of several new technologies aimed at helping the rest of the industry try to catch up. Airbnb Inc. jumped to the head of the line after open sourcing a homegrown query engine for Hadoop. The framework takes ...
What you missed in Cloud: Where openness meets security
Last week saw cloud computing continue its breakneck evolution as a number of key players stepped up to move the dial on some of the biggest challenges still standing in the way of adoption. Docker Inc. provided the initial push with its first software-defined networking acquisition. SocketPlane Inc. was founded in late 2014 by veterans ...
Attunity buys monitoring outfit for more efficient Hadoop analytics
Data movement specialist Attunity Ltd. has picked up a low-key outfit called Appfluent Technology Inc. to expand its value proposition for organizations adopting Hadoop. The deal brings needed monitoring capabilities to the table that can help track the flow of data into the platform. The addition of the technology to Attunity’s software arsenal couldn’t come ...
The future of mainframes is Hadoop | #BigDataSV
Mainframes mainly come up in the context of migrating the information inside to newer systems nowadays, but the situation is much more nuanced than that. Over half a century after the first computers entered the enterprise, big iron is still the best option for processing many types of transactions. It’s the less time-critical workloads, such ...
Google launches messaging service to match the competition at lower cost
Google Inc. has introduced a much-needed messaging service for its public cloud that aims to take more of the hassle out of running online applications. The addition is the latest milestone in an ongoing effort to catch up with the competition on functionality. The search giant has made up a lot of ground in recent ...
Microsoft is working on a container-based cloud operating system
A recent developer briefing from Microsoft Corp. that found its way into the hands of the trade press this week reveals how Redmond plans to address the rise of containers in the cloud. The software giant is building the emerging virtualization format directly into its server operating system. The effort started only a few months ...
Docker’s latest acquisition aimed at enabling software-defined networking for containers
Docker Inc. has acquired yet another member of its burgeoning technology ecosystem, a networking specialist called SocketPlane Inc., in a bid to make large container clusters easier to operate. The deal is the third in as many quarters aimed at increasing the appeal of the lightweight virtualization model to enterprises. The startup has previously bought ...
Brocade snaps up another emerging virtualization vendor to strengthen telco business
Brocade Communications Systems, Inc. has acquired a little-known provider of network functions visualization (NFV) software called Connectem Inc. for its mobile traffic orchestration technology. The deal is the latest in a string of moves by Brocade aimed at seizing the shifting spending priorities of the telecommunications sector. The storage networking stalwart had previously picked up another ...
One PaaS to rule them all: Red Hat unifies projects under common umbrella
Red Hat Inc. hopes to rally the members of its vast open-source cloud ecosystem in the same direction with a new initiative aimed at pulling the different communities closer together. The effort will center on propping up its platform-as-a-service (PaaS) stack. OpenShift Online has attracted over two million applications since launching four years ago, a ...
