Infamous bank robber Willie Sutton (Source: FindaGrave.com)
Big Data
Data Surveillance: Because “Data is Where the Money Is”
Infamous felon Willie Sutton robbed his first bank in 1927 and went on to make illegitimate withdrawals of millions of dollars from some dozens of banks over two decades. Sutton ...Full Article
Larry Smarr: Building the Big Data Superhighway
Internet pioneer Larry Smarr is now spearheading an initiative to create a high-speed virtual super highway for big data. EnterpriseTech shares the details in a Q&A.Full Article
VoltDB Updates In-Memory Operational Database
By enhancing the familiarity of SQL with capabilities that allow organizations to accelerate development cycles, streaming analytics, and time-to-market, VoltDB hopes to shine a light on enterprises' once "dark ...Full Article
How to Build a Data Lake in One Simple Step
Gartner turned heads last year when it declared the majority of data lake projects would end in failure. As a self-avowed “old dog” of data warehousing, EMC’s Bill Schmarzo ...Full Article
Phemi’s Big Data Approach: Never Trust, Always Verify
To address organizations' security, privacy, and data silo challenges, Phemi today unveiled its Zero Trust Data approach to big data which is based on the Zero Trust Networking model ...Full Article
Cray Forecasts More Enterprise Contracts
Global supercomputer maker Cray's recent deals with Danish and Swiss meteorological organizations further cemented its leadership in the weather business, but Cray predicts blue skies ahead for expanding sales ...Full Article
Caringo FileFly Cuts Storage TCO, Simplifies Data Access
A consistent, growing challenge enterprises face in the big data age revolves around decreasing the total cost of ownership for storage while simultaneously providing ready access to petabytes of ...Full Article
HPC Myth Busters: The High Cost of Misconceptions
Incorrect or outdated information about high performance computing may prevent organizations from leveraging these powerful -- and affordable -- systems for competitive advantage.Full Article
Intel Updates Developer Toolkit for HPC
Intel today updated its developer toolkit for high performance computing, a step the company believes will make supercomputing faster and more approachable to non-experts in this era of high ...Full Article
Intel Advances Cancer Treatment with HPC, Big Data, Open Source
In partnership with the Knight Cancer Institute at Oregon Health & Science University, Intel hopes to increase use of genomic sequencing for personalized medicine, improved physician productivity.Full Article
