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SHARE Cloudera Inc. has made recent moves landing it prominently in the news. While that has justifiably captured the interest of shareholders and Wall Street, perhaps more significant is the technological direction of the company going forward. Cloudera occupies an important place in the enterprise data cloud platform space, with 1,800 customers and quarterly sales of $224 million based on the last financial reporting. The company is being taken private, which will remove Wall Street from the ...

BIG DATA A new era of data: a deep look at how JPMorgan Chase runs a data mesh on the AWS cloud SHARE A new era of data is upon us. The technology industry generally and the data business specifically are in a state of transition. Even our language reflects that. For example, we rarely use the phrase “big data” anymore. Rather we talk about digital transformation or data-driven companies. Many have finally come to the realization that data is no...

SHARE It began as an open-source project incubated by researchers at the University of California at Berkeley and today it has become one of the hottest startups in the tech world, with a $28 billion valuation and a highly anticipated initial public offering in the works. Databricks Inc. was founded in 2013 as an AI and data analytics company that pioneered the concept of “lakehouse architecture” for data in the cloud. It takes massive amounts of enterprise data, applies machine learning a...

Debunking the myth of cloud repatriation SHARE Cloud repatriation is a term often used by technology companies that don’t operate a public cloud. The marketing narrative most typically implies that customers have moved work to the public cloud and, for a variety of reasons – expense, performance, security – are disillusioned with the cloud and as a result are “repatriating” workloads back to their safe, comfy and cost-effective on-premises data center. Althou...

Moore’s Law is dead, right? Think again. Although the historical annual improvement of about 40% in central processing unit performance is slowing, the combination of CPUs packaged with alternative processors is improving at a rate of more than 100% per annum. These unprecedented and massive improvements in processing power combined with data and artificial intelligence will completely change the way we think about designing hardware, writing software and applying technology to businesses. Ev...

Yellowbrick ventures into the cloud with Kubernetes support, distributed data warehouse manager SHARE Data analytics startup Yellowbrick Data Inc. today announced a major expansion of its data warehousing platform along with a consolidated management dashboard and a new version of its multiprocessor-based data warehouse appliance. The enhancements for the first time separate the Yellowbrick software from the underlying hardware and permit multiple instances to be insta...

SHARE Data analytics unicorn Databricks Inc. and Google LLC’s cloud today unit announced a partnership that will integrate Databricks’ distributed query platform with Google’s BigQuery data warehouse. The partnership will leverage the Google Kubernetes Engine to enable Databricks to work in a containerized cloud environment for the first time. Databricks users will be able to create a “lakehouse” – the company’s term for a hybrid data lake and data warehouse — that can be used ...