There are a lot of open source projects out there, and keeping track of them all is next to impossible. Here are five important ones in the Big Data space that you may not know about.

Interest in open-source tooling and infrastructure for big data keeps growing among developers and traditionally proprietary companies.

Open source software is fundamental to big data, says Roman Shaposhnik, who runs the Apache Incubator project for the Apache Software Foundation (ASF), the main sponsor of this event. “In a way, open ...

By making access to data open when it can lead companies towards similar goals, it may be easier to spot weak links and warning signs within supply chains that rely on finite natural resources.

Intel now uses Ray for its own internal AI and big data applications to help customers in turn. Burger King uses Ray and Intel's open source project Analytics Zoo to power recommendations in its app.

Open Source and the Big Data dilemma Consumers are forced to choose between proprietary systems that limit their ownership and Open Source alternatives that exploit their data.

PEO EIS and ARCYBER found something interesting in analyzing the government's off-the-shelf big data systems: Nearly all are built using high-quality, open-source software. With a similar ...

Apple launched a redesigned version of its Apple Open Source website, on which the company provides access to open source data.

Open-source source platforms for big data have exploded in popularity. And in the past few months, it seems like nearly everyone is feeling the fallout.

Almost by default, open-source developers get very little insight into who uses their projects. In part, that's the beauty of open source, but for ...