Wednesday, February 20, 2013

Cloud-based Amazon data warehouse now available

  SAP looks to score points for its HANA database with NBA statisics site | Twitter apps gain access to 'Top Tweets' with new API metadata
 
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Cloud-based Amazon data warehouse now available
Amazon Web Services has made available to all users its cloud-based data warehouse Redshift, which it pitches as a lower-cost alternative to on-premises deployments. Read More


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SAP looks to score points for its HANA database with NBA statisics site
SAP is hoping to nail a slam dunk for its HANA in-memory platform through a partnership with the National Basketball Association on a new HANA-powered statistics website. Read More

Twitter apps gain access to 'Top Tweets' with new API metadata
Twitter will soon give developers the ability to filter messages by popularity and language. Read More

Inmate data paroled from mainframe
There were a number of glaring IT problems facing the Illinois Department of Corrections. The answer: A cloud-based replacement system. Read More


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Choosing the right data protection solution should not add to the complexity and challenges of meeting the everyday demands of the business. Data protection can be simple to deploy, use and fit into IT's budget, but more importantly make systems, applications and data available 24/7. Learn More

Dell beefs up its deduplication appliance line
Dell unveiled upgrades to its deduplication appliance line, the DR-series, whose models can now grow to 81TB and replicate data from up to 32 remote offices to a central node. Read More

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Sound waves used to increase disk drive capacity
Oregon State University researchers have discovered a way to use sound waves to enhance magnetic data storage. Read More

 

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