Tableau IPO: Q&A with CEO Chabot
Data discovery rock star Tableau goes public on the NYSE, with ticker symbol "DATA." But will Tableau now grow or plateau?
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Veteran data geek Andrew Brust covers Big Data technologies including Hadoop, NoSQL, Data Warehousing, BI and Predictive Analytics.
Andrew Brust
Andrew J. Brust has worked in the software industry for 25 years as a developer, consultant, entrepreneur and CTO, specializing in application development, databases and business intelligence technology.
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Dell takes SharePlex to Hadoop and beyond
Dell Software's SharePlex replication tool for Oracle now works with Hadoop, or anything else that can talk to a JMS queue.
NuoDB has Microsoft SQL Server in its sights
With its 1.1 release, the "NewSQL" player strikes at the Microsoft ecosystem with ADO.NET, LINQ, and Entity Framework providers ... and a migration tool to poach databases from SQL Server.
Teradata enters the in-memory fray, intelligently
Teradata Intelligent Memory combines RAM and disk for high-performance big data without the extreme requirement of exclusive in-memory operation.
Talend ships version 5.3 of data integration platform
Talend's open source data integration platform is available in a new release, sporting native MapReduce, a graphical mapper, and new NoSQL connectors.
Apache Lucene and Solr 4.3 released
A new version of the ubiquitous Lucene/Solr open-source search project is available now.
Big Data releases: MapR M7, 1010data v6 ship; MapR gets LucidWorks search
MapR optimizes HBase and starts distributing Lucene-powered search. SaaS data discovery provider 1010data ships new version.
Cloudera, Splunk, 10gen and SoftLayer/Basho announce new products
Impala 1.0, Splunk App for Enterprise Security v2.4, MongoDB Backup Service and Riak service on Softlayer all announced today.
Actian acquires ParAccel
Fresh off its acquisition of Pervasive Software completed two weeks ago, CA spin-off Actian acquires MPP Data Warehouse player ParAccel, whose technology powers Amazon Redshift.
High-density cloud databases: NuoDB + Moonshot
NewSQL vendor NuoDB says it can run 7,200 active databases on one HP Moonshot system. Add in temporarily dormant databases, and the density increases significantly.