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Using Artificial Intelligence to Make Sense of IoT Data

BizAcuity

There is a coherent overlap between the Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence. IoT is basically an exchange of data or information in a connected or interconnected environment. As IoT devices generate large volumes of data, AI is functionally necessary to make sense of this data.

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Transforming Big Data into Actionable Intelligence

Sisense

Attempting to learn more about the role of big data (here taken to datasets of high volume, velocity, and variety) within business intelligence today, can sometimes create more confusion than it alleviates, as vital terms are used interchangeably instead of distinctly. displaying BI insights for human users).

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NVMe vs. SATA: What’s the difference?

IBM Big Data Hub

Unlike magnetic storage (such as HDDs and floppy drives) that store data using magnets, solid-state storage drives use NAND chips, a non-volatile storage technology that doesn’t require a power source to maintain its data. appeared first on IBM Blog. What is NVMe?

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3 Takeaways from Gartner’s 2018 Data and Analytics Summit

DataRobot Blog

Today, data integration is moving closer to the edges – to the business people and to where the data actually exists – the Internet of Things (IoT) and the Cloud. 3) The emergence of a new enterprise information management platform.

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Building Better Data Models to Unlock Next-Level Intelligence

Sisense

You can’t talk about data analytics without talking about data modeling. The reasons for this are simple: Before you can start analyzing data, huge datasets like data lakes must be modeled or transformed to be usable. displaying BI insights for human users).

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Big Data Fabric Weaves Together Automation, Scalability, and Intelligence

Cloudera

Today’s data landscape is characterized by exponentially increasing volumes of data, comprising a variety of structured, unstructured, and semi-structured data types originating from an expanding number of disparate data sources located on-premises, in the cloud, and at the edge.

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Cloudera + Hortonworks, from the Edge to AI

Cloudera

In the data center and in the cloud, there’s a proliferation of players, often building on technology we’ve created or contributed to, battling for share. The opportunity has only grown with the advent of practical Internet of Things applications. We have each innovated separately in those areas.