This is a guide for how we can build “info molecules” that have a lot more value than the atomic world we live in now. First, what are info atoms? A tweet is an atom. A photo on Flickr is an atom. A conversation item on Google Buzz is an atom. A Facebook status message is an atom. A YouTube video is an atom.
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Comment Dell's DX6000 object storage platform, built using unidentified partner technologies, is set to compete with MC's Centera and Atmos products. DX software looks to be sourced from Caringo.
Caringo is a company that produces CAStor, a content-addressable storage (CAS) system in the Centera mould which is self-managing, built to turn on commodity hardware, scalable through clustering, checks the integrity of its data, and replicates its content to one or more other clusters. Data is stored as content plus a computed hash value that uniquely identifies it and enables integrity checking. It is also used to locate the data or object, replacing a file system.
Go Caringo Go!
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Dell a également signé avec Caringo pour utiliser sa plate-forme CAStor dans sa propre solution d'archivage de contenus en cluster, le DX6000. Ce système aura notamment pour mission de concurrencer des plates-formes comme le HCAP chez Hitachi DataSystems ou le Centerra chez EMC. Pour la petite histoire, l'un des fondateurs de Caringo n'est autre que Paul Carpentier, l'un des fondateurs de FilePool, la start-up belge acquise par EMC et dont la technologie a donné naissance au Centerra.
Caringo is goed bezig!
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Google is working on Android-based set-top box software with Intel and Sony, the New York Times reports. It's the latest in Google's ongoing efforts to enter the TV industry.
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Conan O’Brien has almost sold out his nationwide comedy tour — and all it took was a few Twitter messages.
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