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▶ 8:46 Florian Douetteau And, uh, all of this was in this, um, early ecosystem of data where, uh, companies were setting up their first startup cluster on top of, uh, Hortonworks and Cloudera and MapR.

▶ 24:04 Mark Grover And seeing, being a part of communities and seeing like how that was working and sort of straddling the line between open source and proprietary in the Cloudera world and Cloudera had a competitor Horton works, which was all open source…

▶ 9:35 Wes McKinney Uh, so, so we kind of very quickly got all these companies together, you know, Cloudera, Hortonworks, Dremio, Twitter folks, uh, and a bunch of others.

▶ 10:49 Justin Borgman You might have had Cloudera or Hortonworks on-prem, and now you're thinking about, you know, how that's going to look in AWS.

▶ 16:57 Raymie Stata Um, you know, through the spin out of, of Hortonworks, you know, that I was involved in as, as the CTO at the time, I kind of,

▶ 1:20 Matt Turck And, uh, as if that was not enough, on the same day, in, uh, December of 2014, you had two companies, two of your investments go public the same day, so it was Hortonworks and, and New Relic.
▶ 11:18 Matt Turck So, um, you already, um, talked about big data, and I'm getting the sense that you love that term, but, uh, you, you do have a number of companies, uh, that, uh, do fall in the, in that category, so from Hortonworks, New Relic, um, and…
▶ 16:58 Matt Turck So speaking of open source, so a lot of the investments that, um, you made in the enterprise, Hortonworks, Elastic, Docker, Cockroach, um, so those are open source businesses. 2 times in the scene
▶ 23:10 Peter Fenton I think what's happening in the Hadoop ecosystem is you have two companies, Cloudera, at least two, you could argue MapR and Hortonworks that are packagers that have the Red Hat business model that, like Red Hat, by the way, Red Hat is not…
▶ 42:13 Peter Fenton Hortonworks and Cloudera.

▶ 21:30 Matt Turck And the, the, um, uh, Hadoop distribution world is, is fairly ruthlessly competitive with, uh, uh, Mike Olson from Clattera here a few months ago, um, and, you know, we talked about open source, Horton Works seemed to be very focused on… 3 times in the scene

▶ 11:16 Stefan Groschupf Um, but, um, I know that our friends at Cloudera and Databricks and also Houghton Works are heavily working on actually getting Spark production ready.
▶ 15:49 Stefan Groschupf And, um, for our friends at, uh, Hadoop, Infrastructure Space, MapR, Cloudera, Hortonworks, please, and maybe help me, please,
▶ 17:57 Stefan Groschupf Uh, a lot of people called us crazy when we did it, uh, in 2009, and just basically Cloudera and Hortonworks, oh, long before Hortonworks came online. 2 times in the scene

▶ 11:08 Matt Turck So it's MAPAR, Horton Works, Pivotal, what, where, how do you guys, um, position?
▶ 17:22 Matt Turck Um, the VC in me can, you know, resist asking what, why this versus an IPO or, uh, like Horton Works just did last week.
▶ 32:54 Matt Turck Um, how did you feel personally, emotionally, when the IPO for Horton came out? 6 times in the scene

▶ 3:34 Mike Abbott Um, it doesn't really matter, and actually, I'm an angel investor in Cloudera, and I know Jeff really well, and I think one of the things that's been a challenge with Hadoop, whether it be, you know, Cloudera, MapR, or Hortworks, is that,…

▶ 13:32 Matt Turck And by that, I, I don't mean just the infrastructure, not just the, you know, the Cloudera or Hortonworks type, type companies that, that basically do the,

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