Hortonworks news stories

As of January 4, Hortonworks has now merged with Cloudera to create enterprise data cloud that unlocks “the power of any data, running in any cloud from the edge to AI, on a 100% open source data platform”.

For enterprises, there are four trends in AI that stand out: large-scale machine learning, deep learning, human-enhanced AI and autonomous systems.

IBM has abandoned efforts to make a business of Hadoop distributions and mirrored Microsoft in making Hortonworks its supplying partner.

Hortonworks grows partner network to more than 2100 members and announces its 2016 Global Partner Awards winners.

"We can add new technologies and it works seamlessly with that ecosystem."

“We are proud of our work with Microsoft and the solution we’ve developed, which is making a big difference for many of our customers.”

"Coles' experience really echoes or mirrors what we've seen in other regions. Starting with tests and pilots but now delivering more business value an

“The lure of significant productivity and social benefits has driven an increase in government open data policies and data sharing among corporates."

“The Big Data market shows no signs of slowing down, and Hortonworks is well positioned to power the future of data."

Hortonworks is ‘significantly’ expanding its Australian operations in an effort to drive adoption of enterprise Apache Hadoop throughout Asia Pacific.