| Needed: Infrastructure to Make the Web Personal (GigaOM) |
| Saturday, 06 February 2010 | |
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The web is becoming more dynamic, context-aware and personalized by the day, and the amount of information consumed by each person is increasing exponentially. But software infrastructure is not keeping pace. We need to develop data processing architectures that go beyond technologies like memcache, MapReduce, NoSQL. Explore : Web 2 |
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