3 Predictions for the Data Transformation Market
As data access to different types of data has become much easier, transforming that data to create a cohesive view is the logical next step for businesses to accomplish.
As data access to different types of data has become much easier, transforming that data to create a cohesive view is the logical next step for businesses to accomplish.
Major themes that persisted throughout the year included applying analytics to supply chain problems, mainstream use of AI, and infrastructure to access data.
In this week's real-time analytics news: Argo has graduated from CNCF Incubator project status, joining the ranks of other efforts, including Kubernetes, Prometheus, and Envoy.
Text-to-image systems are the hottest AI trend of 2022 and we expect them to make inroads commercially in the next year, as more become public available.
Businesses should optimize their cloud architectures to deliver the continuous analytics that are fundamental to ongoing operational efficiency and commercial success.
The latest artificial intelligence code research these days is quickly translated by big tech and startups into commercial developer tools.
ODSC brought renewed attention to the need for operationalized data processes when using advanced analytics, machine learning, or artificial intelligence.
The project is a step forward from Google’s current language model that supports 400 languages, and is aimed at preserving some of the languages that are spoken by less than one million people and may be in danger of extinction in the next few generations.
Many industries must capture and analyze data in remote environments. The cloud must have the ability to venture out of the data center and operate where data lives: At the Edge.
The complexity of retail is begging for more investment in AI/ML to determine how much it can improve the way companies interact with customers and each other.