Wednesday, February 5, 2014

Taking the pain out of managing big data apps

Peter Smith: Valve announces Steam Music for SteamOS, Big Picture Mode
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February 05, 2014 Read about a new service which will help developers identify problems that are holding up their Hadoop applications
10. Peter Smith: Valve announces Steam Music for SteamOS, Big Picture Mode

9. Satya Nadella to succeed Ballmer as Microsoft CEO

8. Cloudera launches in-memory analyzer for Hadoop

7. Windows XP support cutoff poses data breach risk for retailers

6. Christina Tynan-Wood: Today is a good day for one guy working in IT
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5. Phil Johnson: 10 ways to celebrate Facebook's 10th birthday

4. Adobe releases critical emergency update for Flash Player

3. Keith Shaw: NASA asteroid plan won't include Ben Affleck, Bruce Willis

2. Dell cuts 'small percentage' of workforce

1. Nancy Gohring: How Concurrent hopes to help ID Hadoop bottlenecks
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