Demand of Spark Developers

Microsoft has published a deep learning project under an open source license, MapR is expanding its free Hadoop and Spark training programs, and Gartner has fresh numbers to share about the advanced analytics market. Plus, a new study identifies a big obstacle to effective decision making. We've got all that and more in this week's big data roundup.

Let's start with Microsoft. This week, the company began offering a deep learning framework to support artificial intelligence applications, jumping on the same bandwagon as Google, Facebook, and Yahoo. Called the Computational Network Toolkit, Microsoft released the project on GitHub.

If this sounds familiar to you, it's because there are several other big companies that have contributed machine learning and advanced intelligence development efforts to open source in the last year

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