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[pavel-nosok]

Speedata’s chip for analytics workloads gets a $55M boost

Speedata’s chip for analytics workloads gets a $55M boost

Speedata, a company developing a chip for big data analytics workloads, emerged from stealth with a total of $70 million in venture funding.Read More

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[mark-a-williams]

Analysis of University Of The Village - Week 4

Over the past week, whilst we haven't had an online session, people are still visting and interacting with the UOTV Tumblr site. As the image below shows, the site’s home page is where most of our visitors have began their journey into UOTV (shown in green), some continuing to our 'Portscatho' and 'Resources' areas and some dissapearing off to other websites or not leaving the home page (shown in red).

Other interesting stats this week is that our new visitors to the site are using the Firefox web browser on Windows and Linux operating systems, though Apple Macintosh continues to be the most popular among users. If you have your own website or blog, it's often worth thinking about the types of computer and internet browsers that your visitors are using to access your content and designing it with them in mind. For example, Microsoft's familiar Internet Explorer browser accounted for almost 30% browser usage in 2010, but this has been far outstripped by more modern and up to date browsers, such as Google's Chrome and Mozilla's Firefox and now IE accounts for only 7.8% of usage, mainly because other browser's make use of Open Source technologies and are available for mobile devices like phones and tablets.