The year of the graph: Getting graphic, going native, reshaping the landscape

How big data, smartwatches could save your life..

ZDNet Big Data January 9, 2018

The year of the graph: Getting graphic, going native, reshaping the landscape The year of the graph is here. Do you really need a graph database, and, if yes, how do you choose one? READ FULL STORY RELATED • Hadoop 3 confronts the realities of storage growth Could your Apple Watch save your life? How smartwatch sensors could help tackle a dangerous heart condition READ FULL STORY Amazon, Salesforce would love to move from Oracle databases, muzzle Ellison, but can they succeed? READ FULL STORY Are IT house calls burning up your work hours? Downloads from SolarWinds Respond faster to a flood of help desk tickets Downloads from SolarWinds What's Lurking in Your Log Data? White Papers from SolarWinds CES 2018 1. Inside the show: AI, big data, and 5G are the future 2. Samsung and Harman unveil new automotive solution 3. LG to showoff 65-inch rollable OLED display Read more › TechRepublic 1. The top 10 tech skills employers want the most 2. How the Meltdown and Spectre chip flaws will impact cloud computing 3. Why your company should stop neglecting data storage Read more › Big Data 2018: Cloud storage becomes the de facto data lake While AI, IoT, and GDPR grab the headlines, don't forget about the about the generational impact that cloud migration and streaming will have on big data implementations. READ FULL STORY Is Unsecured File Sharing Compromising Your Business? White Papers from SolarWinds Download Now More on Big Data Analytics Database Management Software

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Intel talks Meltdown, Spectre security flaws at CES 2018

Inside CES 2018: AI, big data, and 5G are the future...

ZDNet Must See Videos January 9, 2018

Intel addresses Meltdown and Spectre security flaws at CES 2018 WATCH THE VIDEO Toyota reveals e-Palette, a multifunctional, moving city at CES 2018 WATCH THE VIDEO Inside CES 2018: AI, big data, and 5G are the future WATCH THE VIDEO CES 2018: 3 themes to watch WATCH THE VIDEO CES 2018: Trends to expect WATCH THE VIDEO CES 2018: Dell XPS 13 WATCH THE VIDEO

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Microsoft says older Windows versions will face greatest performance hits after Meltdown, Spectre patches

CES 2018: Misfit Path hybrid smartwatch...

ZDNet Must-Read News January 9, 2018

Microsoft says older Windows versions will face greatest performance hits after Meltdown, Spectre patches Windows 7 and Windows 8 users will notice the greatest decrease in system performance after the processor patches are applied. READ FULL STORY RELATED • CES 2018: Microsoft's IoT strategy is about the cloud more than the 'things' • Windows Meltdown-Spectre fix: How to check if your AV is blocking Microsoft patch Sneaky malware disguises itself as an Adobe Flash Player installer READ FULL STORY CES 2018: Misfit Path hybrid smartwatch tracks your activity with a six month battery life READ FULL STORY Are IT house calls burning up your work hours? Downloads from SolarWinds Respond faster to a flood of help desk tickets Downloads from SolarWinds What's Lurking in Your Log Data? White Papers from SolarWinds

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