It’s a busy time of year
Lots of vendors bring out new releases at this time of year. Here are three of the less obvious but interesting ones in the database/warehousing/analytics space
HP reverts to type
After Mike Lynch's resignation and 27,000 job cuts at HP do the company's software products have a future?
Teradata and SAS join forces
Teradata and SAS have jointly launched an appliance. Given their respective positions in the market this is bad news for the competition.
IBM and DB2 version 10
The latest version of DB2 for Linux, UNIX and Windows is now available. Perhaps most interestingly DB2 can now act as a graph store.
IBM and big data: an introduction
IBM probably has the largest portfolio of products covering the big data space
Exasol knocks the spots off
Exasol has just published 5 TP-H benchmark records, all the way up to 10Tb
Who will be Snow White?
Six of the new generation of warehousing vendors have been acquired. Is there anything useful to conclude about the companies being bought?