Gartner, ovum see "Big Data" boom

In 2012, "Big Data" and "http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/6288.html" > Industry trends in the "proud" year, but according to analysis company Ovum and Gartner said, The boom will soon fade out of sight.

Large data refers to the amount of information generated by social media, sensors, and other sources, as well as the ever-increasing number of tools for processing large data, such as Hadoop.

Ovum analyst Tony Baer said in a blog post this week: "As a result of this hype, we are generally bullish on big data suppliers in 2012." ”

"A company called DataSift a retrospective analysis of Ovum's reference rate for 2012 on Twitter," Baer wrote. "The analysis focuses on the view of the big data market, not the general public's view of the big data, The analysis reflects 2.2 million Twitter messages from 981,000 people on Twitter. ”

At the national level, these figures are not necessarily uniform, Baer writes: "While the conventional wisdom is that the US is the leader of a large data platform, Japan, Germany and France have higher rates of reference on Twitter." ”

Big Data has received a lot of attention, and even the commercial media, not just the tech media, began to appear last year about big data.

In addition, the evaluation of large data provider certification is three times times the negative, although in November HP's takeover of Autonomy's various bad news detonated a negative evaluation.

But big data may go into a darker phase, although the stage will eventually bring maturity.

"Big data is falling into the doldrums of disillusionment," said Gartner analyst Svetlana Sicular, referring to one of the stages of the "hype cycle" used by Gartner.

"MapR, Hortonworks and Cloudera are debating the state of Hadoop, and I hear the main idea that MapReduce has been the bottleneck of Hadoop, or that Hadoop is old-fashioned," she says. ”

Among Sicular customers, those who use Hadoop are increasingly frustrated, she says: "They don't know they're in front of someone else, and when they're struggling, they think someone else has succeeded." These companies have good ideals, but they are disappointed by the difficulty of finding a reliable solution. ”

But the good news for big-data "fans" is that the next and final stages of the hype cycle may offer hope, known as "Slope of Enlightenment" and "peak production (Plateau of Productivity)". When the market is saturated with tools and products, it will reach the peak of real production. (邹铮 Compilation)

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