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AIOps vs. MLOps: Harnessing big data for “smarter” ITOPs

IBM Journey to AI blog

Wearable devices (such as fitness trackers, smart watches and smart rings) alone generated roughly 28 petabytes (28 billion megabytes) of data daily in 2020. And in 2024, global daily data generation surpassed 402 million terabytes (or 402 quintillion bytes). Massive, in fact.

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3 Takeaways from Gartner’s 2018 Data and Analytics Summit

DataRobot Blog

This shift is driving a hybrid data integration mentality, where business teams are given curated data sandboxes so they can participate in building future use cases such as mobile applications, B2B solutions, or IoT analytics. DataRobot Data Prep. 3) The emergence of a new enterprise information management platform. Free Trial.

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A review of purpose-built accelerators for financial services

AWS Machine Learning Blog

In 2018, other forms of PBAs became available, and by 2020, PBAs were being widely used for parallel problems, such as training of NN. Historical data is normally (but not always) independent inter-day, meaning that days can be parsed independently. All the way through this pipeline, activities could be accelerated using PBAs.

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Snowflake Snowpark: cloud SQL and Python ML pipelines

Snorkel AI

What’s really important in the before part is having production-grade machine learning data pipelines that can feed your model training and inference processes. And that’s really key for taking data science experiments into production. And this is not just us saying it.

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Snowflake Snowpark: cloud SQL and Python ML pipelines

Snorkel AI

What’s really important in the before part is having production-grade machine learning data pipelines that can feed your model training and inference processes. And that’s really key for taking data science experiments into production. And this is not just us saying it.

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When his hobbies went on hiatus, this Kaggler made fighting COVID-19 with data his mission | A…

Kaggle

David: My technical background is in ETL, data extraction, data engineering and data analytics. I spent over a decade of my career developing large-scale data pipelines to transform both structured and unstructured data into formats that can be utilized in downstream systems.

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