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Google I/O 2013: Turning BigQuery analytics into marketing strategies
Google product managers describe how digital photo company Shutterfly is a case study example of turning big data into business without massive hardware and software investments.
Q&A: Upstart CEO Dave Girouard
Upstart's model includes a mix of crowd funding, a dash of Kickstarter meets peer-to-peer loan company Lending Club and algorithms that project future income and allow "someone to borrow from their future selves."
Amsterdam stakes its claim as European datacentre hub
Datacentres are slowly making their way onto the list of things that Amsterdam is synonymous with.
Dell targets finance, architecture with new Precision workstations
Dell stressed its uber-small, entry-level workstations will offer higher performance for "desktop PC prices."
Google Compute Engine updates: What you need to know
Now available for open signups, Google Compute Engine's billing policies have also already been slightly revised.
The lock-in problem of email newsletter management
Email-based mailing lists may be here to stay, but so are the systems they're mailing from. This is lock-in and you're pretty much stuck with what you were doing back in 2005.
Singapore plans DaaS pilot to develop data industry
The data-as-a-service program is meant to kickstart the development of a nationwide delivery platform of public and private sector datasets, which would in turn spur more innovative applications to be created.
Twitter buys up another data-focused startup: Lucky Sort
Twitter has some more new big data and visualization tools headed its way with another startup purchase.
U.K. data watchdog joins global privacy policy compliance audit
The U.K.'s data protection authority is joining a global audit of website privacy policies in order to build a better picture of how U.K.-based websites are complying with the law.
White House aims to 'liberate open data' with Executive Order
A new "Open Data Policy" aims to require all new government data to be made available in open, machine-readable formats.
Javelin study narrows down consumer cost to Global Payments breach
Taking 1.5 million cards into account, Javelin estimated that $707 million in fraud will occur through the misuse of the card data that was breached last spring.
EU data law changes offer opportunities for Asia's datacenter markets
Destinations such as Singapore, Malaysia or Hong Kong need to seize the opportunity of being deemed an acceptable data transfer partner with the European Union in order to get ahead of the competition.
Teradata’s Q1 weak, outlook cut
Teradata's product revenue took a hit in the Americas as large data warehousing projects were squeezed amid cost cutting.
HP boasts its SDN fabric cuts provisioning down from months to minutes
The software-defined networking space is starting to get heated as more tech giants try to make up for pitfalls in their PC units.
Vietnam's online biz registration database to be completed end-2013
Aimed at reducing the risk of doing business, the national database provides firms and agencies a way to check details of potential partners and companies.