Enterprises continue to struggle with the issue of data: how to process and move the massive amounts that are coming in from multiple sources, how to analyze the different types of data to best leverage its capabilities, and how to store and unify it across various environments, including on-premises infrastructure and cloud environments. A broad array of major storage players, such as Dell EMC, NetApp and IBM are building out their offerings to create platforms that can do a lot of those things.
MapR Technologies, which made its bones with its commercial Hadoop distribution, is moving in a similar direction. …
Unifying Massive Data at Cloud Scale was written by Jeffrey Burt at The Next Platform.
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Does any sane bystander not see the IPv6 standards process as a terrible road accident ?
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Nokia cuts 170 jobs; 10 new companies joined ONAP.
5G is expected to take virtualization plans to "another level."
5G is emerging to be the nervous system of the new digital society and economy.
No specific protocol is required.
If you're new to IPv6, check out this infographic to get up to speed.
In the early stages of our process to build a new Internet Society website, we developed a "vision" for what we wanted the new website to be. Last year we spoke with many people throughout the larger Internet Society community. We spoke with staff, with Chapter leaders, with partner organizations, with individual members and many more.
As we launch the "beta" of the new website this week, I want to share with you the vision that emerged out of all of those aspirations: