The Informatica accord is Cloudera’s second partnership this year with a leading DI player. Back in August, Cloudera cemented a deal with open source software (OSS) data integration (DI) specialist Talend. It also has partnerships with Teradata Corp., the former Netezza Inc., the former Greenplum Software Corp., Aster Data Systems Inc., Vertica Inc., and Pentaho.

One thing’s for sure: Cloudera is certainly attracting attention.

The strategy is surprisingly simple: make it easy to put data in and get it out.

Original title and link: Cloudera: A Business Inteligence Leader (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)

via: http://tdwi.org/articles/2011/02/16/cloudera-leader-bi-hadoop.aspx

Cloudera in its attempt to Hadoopize the world goes on partnership spree:

Many of you may have read about some of the recent announcements of partnerships between Cloudera and some of the leading data management software companies like Teradata, Netezza, Greenplum (EMC), Quest and Aster Data. We established these partnerships because Hadoop is increasingly serving as an open platform that many different applications and complimentary technologies work with. Our goal is to to make this as easy and as standardized as possible.

Checking the ☞ press release section turns out the following parnerships:

• Membase
• Talend
• Quest
• Pentaho
• NTT Data
• Aster Data
• EMC Greenplum
• Teradata
• Netezza

Quite a few companies from the non-relational market.

Original title and link: Hadoop Spreading through Cloudera Parternships (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)

via: http://www.cloudera.com/blog/2010/10/cdh3-beta-3-now-available/