More exciting than examining the previous quarter is looking forward into the next 12 months and using the trends of 2010…
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Big Data 2011 Preview
ll of this makes 2011 an exciting year for benefiting from and managing big data.
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Big Data, ARM and Legal Troubles Transformed Infrastructure in Q4
As for Java, which, technically, is still very important but is losing its shine among web developers, Oracle’s stewardship of the…
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Report: Health Care’s Climb To the Cloud
The U.S. health care system remains one of the most fragmented and inefficient ones on the planet. In fact, many view…
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In Q3, Big Data Meant Big Dollars
If the third quarter told us anything, it was that IT M&A activity is alive and well, particularly in the big…
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VMware’s Cloudy Ambitions: Can It Repeat Hypervisor Success?
So despite its progressive vision, VMware’s days of 80 percent market share will be gone.
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Infrastructure Overview, Q2 2010
The first quarter of 2010 was all about established vendors making their plays in emerging fields like cloud computing, but the…
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Report: NoSQL Databases – Providing Extreme Scale and Flexibility
The goal of this report is to explain the role of NoSQL databases within the context of the database market in…
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Defining Internal Cloud Options: From Appistry to VMware
Internal clouds are real and they're here, but many efforts are still in their early days. The problem is that transitioning…
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CA’s Cloud Computing Plans Explained
It's taken a full year and upward of $700 million in acquisitions, but CA Technologies (yes, it's a new moniker) finally…
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Big Data Marketplaces Put a Price on Finding Patterns
A decade ago, scientists would collect data over a period of years, upload that data to a supercomputer, then wait for…
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Report: Evolution of The Private Cloud
Every 15 years or so, the IT world undergoes a tectonic shift. Technological forces collide and grind against one another, creating…
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