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Upstart Hive Takes Aim at Slack With New Collaboration Platform
New York City-based Hive is taking on Slack with a collaboration platform driven by artificial intelligence (AI). Hive founder John Furneaux said his solution cuts through a lot of the noise Slack generates.
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Hortonworks' Big Data Play Reaches Beyond Hadoop
Hortonworks has a new vision that not only leverages data at rest in Hadoop, data streaming in Spark and data in motion in Apache NiFi, but also data at the tipping point where data itself sets the roadmap.
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WSJ Hortonworks Headline Makes Heads Explode
For about five hours Friday night, the Wall Street Journal made a startling prediction: “Hortonworks to Offer Proprietary Software.” Those who follow the company, which has been emphatic in its commitment to the open source Apache Way, could hardly believe what they were reading.
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Are Hortonworks + Hive Community Paving Hadoop's Future?
Marry a big vision and a vibrant open source community and you’ll get something pretty special.
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Wanna Race? Cloudera Says Impala is Faster than Hive and Proprietary RDMS
Cloudera made a big splash at O'Reilly Strata + Hadoop World 2013 in New York City last October when it announced its Enterprise Data Hub strategy.
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Cloudera Delivers Sentry Security For Hadoop: Regulated Enterprises Can Now Ask Big Data Questions
Cloudera challenges enterprises to ask bigger questions, and why not? This is the age of Big Data, after all.
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Enterprise Hive Upgrades Social Platform, Simplifies People and Application Connections
We have already noted in enterprise content management that many vendors appear to be heading towards specialization in particular verticals. Whether this can be said of Enterprise 2.0 is not clear, but the recent release by Enterprise Hive of HiveSocial v3.
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DataStax Combines Hadoop, Cassandra, Hive into One Happy Big Data Family
We are generating a massive amount of data. This isn’t just hyperbole. Social networking activity streams, sensor data, personal information collected to personalize a user experience -- it’s all data.
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