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FusionCharts v3 - Stunning Charts in Flash & JavaScript (HTML5) for Web & Enterprise Project Daytona: Iterative MapReduce on Windows Azure Microsoft has developed an iterative MapReduce runtime for Windows Azure, code-named Daytona. Project Daytona is designed to support a wide class of data analytics and machine-learning algorithms. It can scale to hundreds of server cores for analysis of distributed data. Project Daytona was developed as part of the eXtreme Computing Group’s Cloud Research Engagement Initiative. News On July 26, 2011, we released an updated Daytona community technical preview (CTP) that contains fixes that are related to scalability. Overview Project Daytona on Window Azure is now available, along with a deployment guide, developer and user documentation, and code samples for both data analysis algorithms and client application. Included in the CTP Refresh (July 26, 2011) This refresh to the Daytona CTP contains the following enhancments: Included in the CTP Release (July 18, 2011) About Project Daytona

TechCrunch Goplan - Online project management and collaboration tool Countly | Mobile Analytics SaaS Business Intelligence Software, Dashboards, Analytics | GoodData Data Science Toolkit Microsoft pushes out preview build of Internet Explorer 10 (update: Windows on ARM!) Happy with your shiny new copy of Internet Explorer 9? It's already out of date -- Microsoft just announced Internet Explorer 10 at its MIX developer conference in Las Vegas, and if you're running Windows you can grab a spoon right now and sample an early taste. You can download the new Platform Preview right now at Microsoft's Test Drive site and see where the company's going with this early iteration, which adds support for additional web standards like CSS Gradients and CSS3 Flexible Box Layout. Update: Video after the break! Update 2: Dean and Steven Sinofsky (president of the Windows division) are indeed showing it off on stage, but they're just performing the same Test Drive tests you could run at home -- go on, you know you want to dip your toe in that HTML5 fishbowl. Update 3: Oh, Dean, you're such a tease -- that copy of IE10 (and by association, Windows) was running on a 1GHz ARM chip! Update 4: NVIDIA just tweeted that the mysterious ARM chip is in fact a Tegra 2 processor.

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