Free edition of Exasol can run on a single server or PC for big data pilot projects
Exasol puts in-memory analytics on an Intel NUC for proof-of-concept work
Month: March 2016
Teens interested in tech, but few seek career in engineering
Most teens show an interest in technology, but do not want careers in engineering due to industry misconceptions
Amazon seeks patent for selfie-based payment authentication
The online retailer wants to move away from traditional passwords
JD Williams uses analytics to move from mail order to omni-channel
JD Williams’ head of web analytics explains how the firm is using data to provide a personalised experience for customers
Wearables offer huge potential to oil and gas industry, says BP
But the technology will need to meet rigorous certification standards first
Crypto ransomware lurks in ads on popular websites
Security researchers warn that the major ransomware malvertising campaign that hit popular websites at the weekend may not be over yet
Lack of IoT security awareness opens up companies to hack attacks
Symantec’s Internet of Things security specialist says even tiny connected devices can be encrypted
Salford Council puts gigabit fibre into public housing
Salford Council in Greater Manchester is to deploy fibre to the premises (FTTP) broadband across its council housing portfolio
Apple iCloud and Gmail hacker set to plead guilty, say US authorities
A US hacker faces up to five years in jail and fines of up to $250,000 after admitting he accessed more than 100 Apple iCloud and Gmail accounts illegally
Ticketmaster turns to the cloud to handle ‘DDoS-level’ traffic during big event launches
Move to AWS will keep performance stable during major spikes in traffic, says engineering strategy boss