Salvatore Salamone is a physicist by training who has been writing about science and information technology for more than 30 years. During that time, he has been a senior or executive editor at many industry-leading publications including High Technology, Network World, Byte Magazine, Data Communications, LAN Times, InternetWeek, Bio-IT World, and Lightwave, The Journal of Fiber Optics. He also is the author of three business technology books.
Announcements from the conference put teeth into Red Hat’s approach to AI and automation. Similar to what was done with cloud and open source, Red Hat is now doing the same for AI with a platform for AI approach.
Instaclustr’s managed service allows companies to deploy a center Apache Cassandra across multiple clouds without setting up hardware or software.
The key to any successful migration to Open Source Apache Cassandra is careful planning to keep any disruptions and downtime to an absolute minimum.
As is the case in other industries, travel industry businesses do not have the time or resources to manually cobble together data pipelines for every use case and every application as each emerges.
Automated data pipelines address or completely eliminate most of the common factors that can impact data quality.
ESG found that automated data pipelines deliver a number of time and cost savings benefits.
Easy access to data afforded by automating data pipelines gives lines of business and data analysts quick access to trusted data.
Data pipeline automation can help businesses make use of the many additional data sources they need to improve operations, analyses, and the bottom line.
Given the track record of national labs in developing other technology, it is worth looking at a new initiative that seeks to take a new approach to data access and sharing.
A discussion about the issues developers have when building data pipelines using modern data stack solutions, and what’s needed to overcome those issues.