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HP's Gen8 servers attack data center woes head on with better management, automation, and energy conservation to cut total costs
The demand for data-intensive and transactional workloads such as data warehousing, real-time analytics, and virtualized environments is expanding dramatically.
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User meta data wars going way too far, Google
I kind of feel like my pocket has been picked of the little black book I keep there for my contacts. My contacts.
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NewSQL pioneer Clustrix delivers free software-only kit to demo shard-less MySQL scaling, unveils a poster child use at Twoo
If Clustrix and its brethren can allow MySQL values to grow unencumbered via NewSQL then it will be of interest to more than start-ups.
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Five tips enterprise architects can learn from the Winchester Mystery House
This guest post comes courtesy of E.G. Nadhan of HP Enterprise Services.
By E.G.Nadhan, HP Enterprise Services
Not far from where The Open Group Conference was held in San Francisco this week is the Winchester Mystery House, once the personal residence of Sarah Winchester, widow of the gun magnate William Wirt Winchester. It [...] -
Open Group security gurus dissect the cloud: Higher or lower risk?
At the end of the day, you’re always accountable for the data that you hold. It doesn’t matter where you put it and how many other parties they subcontract that out to.
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HP provides more picks and shovels to cloud miners
In two separate recent announcements, HP has affirmed its goal of being the neutral supplier of choice for all things cloud.
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San Francisco Conference observations: Enterprise transformation, enterprise architecture, SOA and a splash of cloud computing
The Open Group’s Dr. Chris Harding gives his impressions of the Open Group Conference held in San Francisco the week of January 30.
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EMC's Hadoop strategy cuts to the chase
Analyst Tony Baer examines the Hadoop landscape and explores EMC’s latest big-data move
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Enterprise architects play key role in transformation, data analytics value -- but they need to act fast, say Open Group speakers
Some day CIOs are going to report to the enterprise architect, because that’s the way it ought to be.
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CRM data integration provider Scribe boosts cloud offering with GUI synchronization services, developer program for connectors
The power of knowing the most about customers — and making the analysis from such data widely available to business units and functions across the enterprise — can make or break a company.
