HP links Vertica and IDOL, for better unstructured data analysis

	Database pioneer Stonebraker rocks $1M "Nobel Prize in Computing" | USB Type-C peripherals are on the way, and storage devices are first up
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	HP links Vertica and IDOL seeking better unstructured data analysis Promising more thorough and timelier data analysis, Hewlett-Packard has released a software package that combines the company's Vertica database with its IDOL data analysis platform. Read More WHITE PAPER: New Relic New Relic for Amazon Web Services Whether you've already moved to the Cloud or are getting ready to migrate, New Relic helps Amazon Web Services (AWS) users improve the performance and end-user experience of their business-critical applications. Learn more. In this Issue Database pioneer Stonebraker rocks $1M "Nobel Prize in Computing" USB Type-C peripherals are on the way, and storage devices are first up USB 3.1 set to reach desktops Free tool to extract data from PDFs: Tabula Toshiba announces industry's densest 3D flash memory Court throws out lawsuit over storage on iPhones, iPads Tech companies call on US to end bulk collection of metadata The data science ecosystem part 2: Data wrangling In a haystack of data, Alation helps find the needle Mobile storage about to balloon with new 3D flash chips from Intel and Micron Microsoft to simplify Azure migration with bigger VM drives R in 5 lines or less: Data breach quick analysis Apple database acquisition could help improve performance of its services WHITE PAPER: Axway Does Your File Transfer Environment Need Renovation? This white paper details how consolidating your file transfer infrastructure can save money and drive core revenue, reduce complexity and risk, and improve service. Learn More Database pioneer Stonebraker rocks $1M "Nobel Prize in Computing" Michael Stonebraker, whose database software breakthroughs helped to tame information overload long before we referred to it as big data, is the recipient of the 2014 ACM A.M. Turing Award, a.k.a. the "Nobel Prize in Computing." Read More USB Type-C peripherals are on the way, and storage devices are first up With Apple's latest MacBook and Google's newest Chromebook just out and featuring the new USB Type-C connector, we're on the lookout for peripherals that use the interface, and storage devices appear to be first out of the gate. Read More USB 3.1 set to reach desktops The emerging USB 3.1 standard is set to reach desktops as hardware companies release motherboards with ports that can transfer data twice as fast as the previous USB technology. Read More Free tool to extract data from PDFs: Tabula There are times where data you'd like to analyze is only available in a table within a PDF -- especially frustrating since odds are, that data began in a much friendlier database or spreadsheet format. Enter Tabula, a free, open-source tool designed for "liberating data tables locked inside PDF files." Read More Toshiba announces industry's densest 3D flash memory Toshiba announced a flash memory chip that stacks 48 transistors vertically, improving density over previous industry leaders such as Samsung. Read More Court throws out lawsuit over storage on iPhones, iPads The suit claimed Apple misled consumers about how much space iOS 8 takes up. Read More WHITE PAPER: Windstream Communications The Path to Value in the Cloud The Path to Value in the Cloud, by Oxford Economics and Windstream, brings together the latest insights, tactics and strategies C-suite respondents are using to make the cloud work for them. Learn More Tech companies call on US to end bulk collection of metadata A slew of tech companies have joined privacy groups in calling for the U.S. government to reform its surveillance practices. Read More The data science ecosystem part 2: Data wrangling Data wrangling is cleaning data, connecting tools and getting data into a usable format; the sexy stuff is predictive analysis and modeling. Considering that the first is sometimes referred to as "janitor work," you can guess which one is a bit more enjoyable. From the IDG Contributor Network. Read More In a haystack of data, Alation helps find the needle Two-year-old startup Alation emerged from stealth mode with a new product focused on helping enterprises find the information they need to get ahead. Read More Mobile storage about to balloon with new 3D flash chips from Intel and Micron Solid-state drives with more than 10TB of storage are just around the corner, according to Intel and Micron. Read More Microsoft to simplify Azure migration with bigger VM drives Microsoft has increased by a factor of eight the maximum size of OS drives that can run on its Azure cloud, hoping to get enterprises to migrate more workloads. Read More R in 5 lines or less: Data breach quick analysis See how to generate counts by category and simple visualizations. With video and code. Read More Apple database acquisition could help improve performance of its services FoundationDB's NoSQL technology lets the company grow its services and still keep users happy. Read More
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