How to manage big data overload

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	INSIDER How to manage big data overload The nuts and bolts of systems designed for storing petabytes (and more) of data that can be easily accessed and analyzed are more complex than the inner workings of your average storage platform. Here's how to handle the data deluge. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Cloudera Get Certified in Apache Hadoop. Learn with Cloudera! Cloudera University is the world's leading provider of Apache Hadoop training and certification . Get job-specific training for Hadoop administrators and developers, as well as in-depth coverage of other Apache projects such as HBase, Hive and Pig. Check out the free online tutorials or sign up for a live training class near you, by visiting university.cloudera.com/. In this Issue Verizon kicks off two shared data plans for businesses Apple's Q1 revenue grows, but Mac sales fall Sony fined $396,000 in U.K, for 2011 PlayStation hack Apple's fortunes rise in China, despite sagging market share Apple TV emerges from the shadows AT&T users slam U-verse outage New molecules could bring super-dense, solid-state hard disk alternatives U.S. ITC to review decision in Apple complaint against Samsung Government data requests to Google continue to rise Symantec streamlines software lines Sharon Machlis: Facebook Graph Search underwhelming so far RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: EMC Manage your data, not your storage At EMC Isilon, our mission is to enable customers to turn big data into unprecedented opportunity. Today, the challenge to effectively aggregate, store and leverage information into real-time insight has never been greater, but neither has the opportunity to maximize your data's value. And that's where EMC Isilon comes in. Click here to learn more. Verizon kicks off two shared data plans for businesses Verizon Wireless today debuted two shared data plans for business customers -- the first of their kind in the industry. Read More Apple's Q1 revenue grows, but Mac sales fall Apple's revenue grew but profit was flat in its first fiscal quarter of 2013, during which sales of iPhones and iPads rose, but Mac and iPod shipments dropped. Read More Sony fined $396,000 in U.K, for 2011 PlayStation hack A government body in the U.K. has fined Sony $396,000 for using lax network security when its PlayStation network was hacked in 2011. Read More Apple's fortunes rise in China, despite sagging market share A cheaper iPhone ? A deal with China Mobile ? Despite having neither of the two, Apple reported strong earnings in the Chinese market in its fiscal first quarter, with revenue buoyed by triple digit growth in iPhone sales. Read More Apple TV emerges from the shadows Apple TV was until now considered a "hobby," by Apple's own admission, but the product has taken on more importance for CEO Tim Cook. Read More WHITE PAPER: CDW Corporation Network Infrastructure: Building a More Efficient Network Every IT department has to make technology and design decisions to accommodate the rise of virtualization, mobile and cloud computing, and the ever-present risk of security breaches. This whitepaper discusses the tools and technologies that will help IT managers develop a strategy for future-proofing their networks. Learn more. AT&T users slam U-verse outage A problem caused by a software upgrade has caused a widespread outage on AT&s U-verse broadband service this week, leading to a torrent of attacks against the carrier on social media. Read More New molecules could bring super-dense, solid-state hard disk alternatives A recent breakthrough in storage research may someday produce a new type of solid-state device that can be used like a hard disk drive and holds 1,000 times as much data. Read More U.S. ITC to review decision in Apple complaint against Samsung The U.S. International Trade Commission has decided to review an earlier decision that found Samsung Electronics' products infringed four patents owned by Apple. Read More Government data requests to Google continue to rise Governments continue to ask Google for more data about its users, with more than two-thirds of requests in the U.S. made through a subpoena, which usually doesn't require asking a judge for a search warrant. Read More Symantec streamlines software lines Security software provider Symantec is reworking its sales strategy, reorganizing software lines, slimming middle management and increasing marketing and research efforts. Read More Sharon Machlis: Facebook Graph Search underwhelming so far Facebook granted me access to its Graph Search today, allowing me to search through various "likes" and check-ins of my friends and even their friends. So far I've found the results pretty underwhelming. Read More
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