Brad Terrell is VP and General Manager of Digital Media at Netezza, a data warehouse and analytic appliances company. AdExchanger.com: What trends is Netezza seeing from its digital media clients in ...

One of Netezza’s customers, for example, is matchmaking site eHarmony, which uses the Netezza’s products to sort through all the different member profiles and figure out who might be a good match.

The tech sector is abuzz about Netezza after IBM agreed Tuesday to acquire the data analytics specialist for $1.7 billion. Several weeks prior to the deal, Netezza CEO Jim Baum sat down with ...

IBM can use Netezza to broaden its business analytics and data warehousing lineup and take out a competitor. IBM will pay $27 a share for Netezza, which closed Friday at $24.60.

IBM's purchase of Netezza is the latest in a long line of moves to bolster Big Blue's analytics offerings ...

Netezza is being offered $27 per share by IBM, which equates to $1.7 billion after adjustments needed for cash value–it’s a huge pile of money, and it’s still requiring approval from Netezza ...

Netezza's new strategy focuses on improved interoperability with Microsoft's Office, Performance Point Server and SQL Server-based BI assets -- namely, Analysis Services, Integration Services and ...

Netezza on Monday plans to launch its latest data warehousing appliance, dubbed TwinFin. The appliance, the first in a family of them, promises to scale to a petabyte of data at a lower price point.

Jim Baum, president of IBM's Netezza unit, talks to eWEEK about how Netezza is addressing the issue of big data for Big Blue. He also said Netezza has blossomed since its acquisition in 2010.

IBM will buy data analytics firm Netezza for $1.78 Billion, Dow Jones newswires reports. Netezza clients include Amazon and governement agencies. On its Web site, Netezza says it "revolutionized ...

Business intelligence start-up Netezza is sifting for gold in the huge piles of data that make up the human genome. The Framingham, Mass.-based company announced Monday that it has developed a ...