MapR Declines Invitation to Join ODP
April 24, 2015
In a blog post, Hadoop distribution vendor MapR said that it would not be joining the Open Data Platform (ODP) initiative. Formed earlier this year, ODP aims to develop open
In a blog post, Hadoop distribution vendor MapR said that it would not be joining the Open Data Platform (ODP) initiative. Formed earlier this year, ODP aims to develop open
Nitrous.IO, a startup based in the U.S. and Singapore, has announced a new cloud development service targeted at enterprise users. The platform as a service (PaaS) speeds the process of
BlackBerry has a new plan for remaining relevant even as its smartphones experience rapidly dwindling market share; the company has launched an initiative called the Center for High Assurance Computing
Google has quietly unveiled a new open source programming language that generates and extends JSON. Called Jsonnet, the language aims to make it easier to create JavaScript Object Notation (JSON).
A new Unisphere Research report commissioned by Dell is splashing some cold water on the big data hype. The report, titled “The Real World of the Database Administrator,” finds that
Microsoft has announced a new platform as a service offering it calls Azure Service Fabric. It provides developers with access to the microservices and infrastructure they need to create scalable
In a new cloud computing survey from 451 Research, 57 percent of enterprises said that they use Amazon Web Services for Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS). Microsoft Azure came in
In its annual Future of Open Source Survey, Black Duck Software found that 78 percent of companies run part of their operations on open source software, 66 percent create software
Zend’s Z-Ray PHP debugging tool is coming to Microsoft’s Azure App Service. Z-Ray for Azure will offer a cloud-based toolbar to help improve code quality during the development process. “When