Tag Archives: cloud computing

Atbrox becomes participant in Internet Of Things (IoT) EU Research Project

Posted on November 4, 2014 by Amund Tveit

Internet of Things Research Atbrox has been fortunate to get a 2nd EU research project (part of Horizon 2020 Framework). This project is within Internet of Things (IoT) together with European Universities, IoT and Car Industry. It has a project … Continue reading →

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Atbrox has become a partner in a Research Project on Cloud Computing

Posted on August 26, 2013 by Amund Tveit

Atbrox is one of 8 European partners in a research project on cloud computing. This is a great opportunity for us to learn how and help out in making cloud computing more efficient. Underneath is a translation of the leading … Continue reading →

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Combining Hadoop/Elastic Mapreduce with AWS Redshift Data Warehouse

Posted on February 25, 2013 by Amund Tveit

There are currently interesting developments of scalable (up to Petabytes), low-latency and affordable datawarehouse related solutions, e.g. AWS Redshift (cloud-based) [1] Cloudera’s Impala (open source) [2,3] Apache Thrill (open source) [4] This posting shows how one of them – AWS … Continue reading →

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Recommended Mapreduce Workshop

Posted on August 31, 2010 by Amund Tveit

If you are interested in Hadoop or Mapreduce, I would like to recommend participating or submitting your paper to the First International Workshop on Theory and Practice of Mapreduce (MAPRED’2010) (held in correspondance with the 2nd IEEE International Conference on … Continue reading →

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Preliminary Experiences Crawling with 80legs

Posted on November 4, 2009 by Amund Tveit

80legs is a company specializing in the crawling and preprocessing part of search, where you can upload your seed urls (where to start crawling), configure your crawl job (depth, domain restrictions etc.) and also run existing or custom analysis code … Continue reading →

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