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Citrusleaf, which launched in March, announced today its second product: Citrusleaf RTA, an analytics tool for ad networks. RTA is based on Citrusleaf' NoSQL database, which boasts both ACID
This week, instead of a single API we're spotlighting ReadWriteWeb contributor Pete Warden's new e-book Data Source Handbook, which was just released today. Pete covers a slew of data
Microsoft has admitted that it will hand over data to the U.S. government, if properly requested, even if that data is stored somewhere other than the U.S. The issue,
Data is big. By that, we mean that there's not only a lot of data, but handling all that data is a problem that everyone from small businesses on up
This morning, the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) published the first public draft of its Calendar API spec, the technical standard by which it recommends applications and calendars share event
EMC Corporation and Cloudera have announced the formation of an alliance so that Hadoop-based services that Cloudera offers will be integrated with EMC's Greenplum technology. This move will help businesses
Companies of all sizes must retain large and growing volumes of data - and retain this data for longer - in order to satisfy business and regulatory requirements. And the
Invite code available at bottom of the article! Although the data repository Infochimps has been open for a year or so now, the company is making a big announcement at
IBM's Netezza division today announced a new appliance that allows organizations to analyze up to 10 petabytes of data in a matter of minutes. The technology is designed to help
We've covered recently how overwhelmed knowledge workers feel by information. A new survey reveals that c-level executives are no exception to the rule. And yet, executives are always craving
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