Hadoop exemplifies the promises and the pitfalls of open source - here's why
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Visitors to the Hadoop Summit in Dublin last week were confronted with a bewildering array of unfamiliar "animals" - some new, some re-homed, others acquired, with still more lurking in the hothouse incubators....
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