When I heard that Intel announced their own Hadoop distribution, my first thought was “Why would they do that?”. This blog post is an attempt to explore why would anyone need their own Hadoop distribution, what can Intel gain by having their own and who is likely to adopt’s Intel’s distribution. Why does anyone need…
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