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Number of cores used to run a single Map-Reduce job: over 10,000

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The Hadoop project is opening up a really interesting discussion around computing scale. A few years ago I never would have imagined that the open source world would be contributing software solutions like this to the market. I don't know why I had that perception, really. Perhaps all the positioning by enterprise software companies to discredit open source software started to sink in.

As Jeremy said, "It's not just an experiment or research project. There's real money on the line."

For more background on what's going on here, check out this article by Mark Chu-Carroll "Databases are hammers; MapReduce is a screwdriver".

This story is going to get bigger, I'm certain.