Now, three former engineers and a former executive from Oracle have announced a start-up called Cloudera, that will try to bring Hadoop's capabilities to industries as far afield as genomics, retailing and finance.
In addition, a third developer, Hines Interests of Houston, has announced a tentative starting date later this year for a third high-rise.
Meanwhile, The Contemporary has announced a Speaker Series starting in 2014 called CoHosts that will be presented at the Baltimore School for the Arts in collaboration with "13 local commercial, artist-run and independent galleries".
Construction on both plants has stalled and neither has announced a date for the start of operations.
It's also why the Home Defenders League has announced a week of action starting May 20 to demand an end to the Obama/Holder "too big to jail" policy.
Ryanair has announced a change of strategy to start flying to more primary, city-centre airports, but their use of Castellón appears to be bucking that trend.
Kinkos.com, an online start-up, has announced a deal with the Kinko's chain of copy shops and FedEx to create a service that promises to deliver finished presentations and reports within a few hours of receiving the data.
Senator Ian Gorst has announced a States-wide voluntary redundancy programme starting on 1 June.
More recently, the firm has announced a tie-up with an Israeli start-up to offer visual markers - similar to but less obtrusive than QR codes - that can be scanned with its Taobao app to prove that goods are genuine.
