Real-time Analytics News for Week Ending April 29
In this week's real-time analytics news: PwC US plans to invest $1B over three years to expand its AI offerings to clients.
Why True 3D Visualizations Are Replacing 2D and Static 3D
Interactive true 3D visualizations are the next standard in data analytics. Here’s why they outperform 2D and static 3D visualizations in AI projects.
Real-time Analytics News for Week Ending April 15
In this week's real-time analytics news: AWS announced new tools for building with generative AI, and more.
Real-time Analytics News for Week Ending April 1
In this week's real-time analytics news: Numerous companies achieved Google Cloud Ready - BigQuery and Google Cloud Ready - AlloyDB designations.
Real-time Analytics News for Week Ending March 18
In this week's real-time analytics news: Multiple announcements aimed at helping organizations scale their analytics, AI, and ML efforts.
Empower Decision Makers: Going from Data-Driven To Data-Agile
The truly data-agile organization requires an architecture that provides access to needed data as quickly as possible, applications that access and analyze large amounts of data looking for trends, and user interfaces that allow everyone to query information without having to rely on others for analyses.
Data Management and AI: Creating Value at the Edge
By applying edge-specific capabilities and AI integration at the data source, businesses can eliminate inefficiencies, gain greater operational awareness, and turn data at the edge into revenue-generating opportunities.
Real-time Analytics News for Week Ending March 11
In this week's real-time analytics news: Several companies announced generative AI offerings or enhancements to their product lines.
Where Is Our Data? Why Data Location Discovery Is Hard
Data location discovery is the major initial hurdle of achieving true data security; without discovery, detection of sensitive data and remediation of their vulnerabilities is futile.
Artificial General Intelligence (AGI): AI’s Next Phase
The emergence of AGI is likely to be gradual rather than all at once as its development is a very complex and difficult task that will require significant advances in several different fields.