Where next for Hadoop? An interview with co-creator Doug Cutting

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Cloudera's chief architect talks about what features he'd like to see, the spat with Hortonworks and what Intel's investment has meant

Hadoop was created by Doug Cutting and Mike Cafarella in 2005 as a side project at Yahoo to enable a search project called Nutch to run across lots of machines. Now chief architect at Hadoop distri...

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