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Tech Trends: What Will Be The Biggest Innovations By 2022

Predicting the future is hard and risky. Predicting the future in the computing industry is even harder and riskier due to dramatic changes in technology and limitless challenges to innovation.…

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Beautiful Is Better Than Ugly’: Using Python To Automate Your SEO Strategy

Python is already one of the essential languages in the programming world. However, lately, we have seen that technology is invading other areas as well. One of the main applications…

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The Big Impact Of Big Data On Businesses Today

The business impact companies are making with big data analytics is driving investment in digital transformation across the board. Faced with multiple waves of disruption in a COVID-19 world, almost 92% of…

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9 Best Data Integration Software In 2021

We have all heard the adage “Data is the new oil” in the 21st century. Every business needs to collect, manage, integrate, and analyze the data collected from various sources.…

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The Operational Analytics Loop: From Raw Data to Models to Apps, and Back Again

Over the next decade or so, we’ll see an incredible transformation in how companies collect, process, transform and use data. Though it’s tired to trot out Marc Andreessen’s “software will…

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Ensuring Privacy With Zero-Party Data

You’ve probably seen an abundance of targeted ads as you browse the internet and social media. Have you ever visited a site once, only to find ads for that same…

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The World’s Data Explained: How Much We’re Producing And Where It’s All Stored

Humankind has been storing data for millions of years, as wall paintings, in books and more recently in super-sized data centers. Technological advancements have increased our ability to create and…

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Numbers Don’t Lie But They Are Easily Misinterpreted All The Time

Let’s start with an obvious example(example 1): 1. Virus A has an average fatality rate of 10%(1 death per 10 infections on average) 2. Virus B has an average fatality…

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Are NoSQL Databases Relevant For Data Engineering?

SQL is great, but sometimes you may need something else. By and large, the prevalent type of data that data engineers deal with on a regular basis is relational. Tables…

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Software Testing Trends To Watch 2021

2020 showed us the world can change suddenly, affecting all areas: the QA industry is no exception. Let’s talk today about the testing trends for 2021! Security systems Security has…

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Beautiful Is Better Than Ugly’: Using Python To Automate Your SEO Strategy

The Big Impact Of Big Data On Businesses Today

9 Best Data Integration Software In 2021

The Operational Analytics Loop: From Raw Data to Models to Apps, and Back Again

Ensuring Privacy With Zero-Party Data

The World’s Data Explained: How Much We’re Producing And Where It’s All Stored

Numbers Don’t Lie But They Are Easily Misinterpreted All The Time

Are NoSQL Databases Relevant For Data Engineering?

Software Testing Trends To Watch 2021

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Host a static website on AWS with Amazon S3 and Route 53

Prioritize security from the edge to the cloud

6 edge monitoring best practices in the cloud

AlphaGenome: AI for better understanding the genome

Pure Accelerate 2025: All the news and updates live from Las Vegas

‘This was a very purposeful strategy’: Pure Storage unveils Enterprise Data Cloud in bid to unify data storage, management

What is cloud bursting?

There’s a ‘cloud reset’ underway, and VMware Cloud Foundation 9.0 is a chance for Broadcom to pounce on it

What is confidential computing?

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