As with gold or oil, data has no intrinsic value, writes Webtrends CEO Alex Yoder. Big science, which bridges the gap between knowledge and insight, is where the real value is. [Read more]…
Big Data, Cloud Knowledge Key in IT Jobs Market
As a global community, we are creating and sharing more information than ever before. And, most of that activity is happening “in the cloud,” which is hosted on millions of servers in datacenters located anywhere from the Columbia River Gorge, to the N…
ANI Testbed a 100-Gigbit Highway for Science
Linda Vu from Lawrence Berkeley Labs writes that the Advanced Networking Initiative (ANI) has created a 100 Gbps national prototype network and a wide-area network testbed that is changing how researchers think about moving Big Data. It took us ap…
The Problem With Big Data Is That Nobody Understands It
The concept of Big Data—the practice of acquiring, analyzing and interpreting ridiculously huge data sets—is something much of the technology and business world is extremely excited about. But excited is about as far as it goes because, currently, …
Match the Big Data Job to the Big Data Solution
In the rush to play in the Big Data game, it’s easy to forget the fundamentals. The fear of being left behind can cause enterprise IT teams to move directly into pilot projects with a choice of products and technologies that may not be best designed to…
The Cloud, KVM and NYSE Star at Our Upcoming Enterprise End User Summit
Today I am happy to announce the program and speakers for The Linux Foundation’s Enterprise End User Summit (https://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/enterprise-end-user-summit). This is one of our most unique events, bringing together the biggest and…
As Data Grows, So Grows Linux
IDC recently announced its numbers for 2011 Q4 servers sales: overall server revenues are up for the year 5.8 percent, and shipments are up 4.2 percent. As The Reg reports, these shipment numbers are back to pre-recession levels. What’s more interest…
Big Data, Algorithms and Moneyball Medicine – Part I
I finally got around to watching Moneyball this week. Great film. Roger Ebert points out that the film “isn’t so much about sports as about the war between intuition and statistics.” (I’ll let you guess who wins if you haven’t seen the movie). The main…
Hadoop Training Is Easy to Get, Online or Offline
With the Big Data trend in full swing–where organizations of all sizes are using sophisticated tools to mine data and yield useful insights–Hadoop has emerged as a star application. From big organizations like eBay and Yahoo to smaller ones, Hadoo…
Front Ends and Connectors for Working with Hadoop are Arriving
At one point, the Big Data trend–sorting and sifting large data sets with new tools in pursuit of surfacing meaningful angles on stored information–was an enterprise-only story, but now businesses of all sizes are looking into tools that can help …
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