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Inside the ‘lightning fast’ new release from the Cassandra database experts.

Tim Berglund, who recently moved from GitHub to DataStax (aka the commercial warders of Apache Cassandra, a NoSQL platform for data-driven, real-time applications), has long been an active member of the Cassandra community. In this interview, he gives us an expert view on the current Big Data landscape, the growing focus on analytics in the sector, and why the recent Apache Spark and Cassandra collaboration is a natural next step. Filmed at JAX 2014, Mainz, Germany.

Commercial Apache Cassandra is here with souped up search capabilities, and a new solution to help with pesky attention deficit online customers.

The company behind the enterprise-grade version of the NoSQL database target European expansion and further product growth in relational war.

From March’s issue of JAX Magazine, DataStax CEO Billy Bosworth discusses Apache Cassandra, MongoDB market share – and why NoSQL no longer means ‘no security’.

JAXenter heads over to Basho’’s London office to talk distributed databases, the rise of NoSQL and building bridges.

New release of popular NoSQL database takes aim at commercial market with security and monitoring features.

Commercial distribution of Apache Cassandra jumps “final hurdle” to enterprise adoption in 3.0 release, says CEO.

The Apache Software Foundation didn’t wait long to grant their first release of 2013: NoSQL database Apache Cassandra gets an update

Datastax’s recent $25m round of funding should see the non-relational database flourish in a Big Data platform. Can it become the non-relational weapon of choice for developers?