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Today SnapLogic announced several new features for its hosted cloud integrations service. It's adding new "snaps" that will easily allow users to integrate a Apache CouchDB database or any

In some ways, the term "big data" belies the challenges that startups face in tackling the subject. That adjective "big" tends to get a lot of the attention, often at

Amazon announced that effective this Friday, they will no longer charge for data transfers into your cloud environments at Amazon's Web Services. (It was ten cents per GB.) Previously and

Data.gov, the US federal government's new catalog of sets of public data for outside developers to mashup and analyze, now faces some friendly competition. The Sunlight Foundation, a non-partisan non-profit

Enterprises are increasingly turning to the cloud for their computing needs, and are now accessing everything from individual applications to entire infrastructures remotely rather than via on-premises hardware and software.

We've covered Linked Data - a W3C specification for publishing structured data - frequently at ReadWriteWeb. We've covered its importance, its growth and various projects and tools taking advantage

The Google Public Data Explorer takes large data sets and makes them palatable for public consumption, taking numbers, figures and other data and turning them into bar graphs, line graphs,

Developers working on building location-aware applications need two at least two things: a robust set of tools and quality geo-data. A new strategic partnership announced today between two of the

With each new iteration of Apple's iPhone, we expect to see the addition of new features like speedier processors and better cameras. What isn't necessarily expected is that each subsequent

Red Hat today announced JBoss Enterprise Data Grid 6, which it calls "a cloud-ready, highly scalable distributed data cache." Cameron Purdy defines a data grid as "a system composed