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These 7 Edge Data Challenges Will Test Companies the Most in 2025

VoltDB

Edge computing has transformed how businesses and industries process and manage data. By bringing computation closer to the data source, edge-based deployments reduce latency, enhance real-time capabilities, and optimize network bandwidth. Redundancy and inefficiency in data aggregation.

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5 key areas for tech leaders to watch in 2020

O'Reilly

Usage specific to Python as a programming language grew by just 4% in 2019; by contrast, usage that had to do with Python and ML—be it in the context of AI, deep learning, and natural language processing, or in combination with any of several popular ML/AI frameworks—grew by 9%. In aggregate, data engineering usage declined 8% in 2019.

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Expanding the Cloud: Introducing Amazon QuickSight

All Things Distributed

In such a data intensive environment, making key business decisions such as running marketing and sales campaigns, logistic planning, financial analysis and ad targeting require deriving insights from these data. However, the data infrastructure to collect, store and process data is geared toward developers (e.g.,

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Data Pipelines: The Hammer for Every Nail

Abhishek Tiwari

In the era of big data and complex data processing, data pipelines have emerged as a popular solution for managing and manipulating data. They provide a systematic approach to extract, transform, and load (ETL) data from various sources, enabling organizations to derive valuable insights.