15 October 2018
There’s never been a better time to migrate from public to private cloud, especially now that we’ve combined forces with MIGSOLV – a state-of-the-art data centre that offers Spicule’s clients world-class IT protection and disaster recovery solutions.
12 October 2018
04 October 2018
“The unexpected Cloudera and Hortonworks merger will change the Hadoop landscape forever” Tom Barber, CEO
10 September 2018
60 Seconds Data Download EP2, find out whats happening in the world of data!
03 September 2018
Join us on our round up of the weeks top data news!
28 August 2018
We love working with interns at Spicule because we fervently believe that internships are vital to our industry’s future. Not only is it an honour to work alongside them, offer them some essential real-world IT experience and (hopefully!) offer some useful advice along the way, it’s exciting to watch them develop and sometimes even teach us a thing or two!
28 August 2018
Businesses across the world have been drawn in by its flexibility and perceived cheapness, by the promise that it can increase collaboration and improve control, by its level of security and the fact that in some cases you don’t even have to worry about installing your own software updates… But… cloud computing isn’t the perfect solution for everything.
07 August 2018
It’s a question we’re asked all the time and, on the face of it, it seems like a fair comment to make. After all, the whole point of open-source software is that it’s free to everybody so you can effectively do whatever you want with it
13 July 2018
Researchers, data scientists and research and scientific facilities across the globe all experience one major problem on a seemingly never-ending basis – how to securely store and manage the huge amounts of data they’ve collected.
06 July 2018
Databases, on the surface, how hard could that be? Surely all databases are databases and all servers are servers, right? Well – no. They might all have certain similarities to one another but the jobs they do are, critically, very different. So how do you choose the correct database for your project?
