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Fleet Management and Big Data: Points to Consider

Smart Data Collective

According to a forecast by IDC and Seagate Technology, the global data sphere will grow more than fivefold in the next seven years. The total amount of new data will increase to 175 zettabytes by 2025 , up from 33 zettabytes in 2018. This ever-growing volume of information has given rise to the concept of big data.

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How To Use Data Analytics To Launch A Sustainable Technology Business

Smart Data Collective

You probably wouldn’t think that data analytics would be the core solution. Many people believe that the fields of big data and green business have little overlap. However, big data could actually be a wonderful solution for many sustainability problems. Big Data Helps Meet UN Climate Targets.

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How to use Netezza Performance Server query data in Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3)

IBM Big Data Hub

This data will be analyzed using Netezza SQL and Python code to determine if the flight delays for the first half of 2022 have increased over flight delays compared to earlier periods of time within the current data (January 2019 – December 2021). Figure 7 – Initial query using the historical data (2003 – 2018).

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Preprocess and fine-tune LLMs quickly and cost-effectively using Amazon EMR Serverless and Amazon SageMaker

AWS Big Data

Common Crawl data The Common Crawl raw dataset includes three types of data files: raw webpage data (WARC), metadata (WAT), and text extraction (WET). Data collected after 2013 is stored in WARC format and includes corresponding metadata (WAT) and text extraction data (WET).

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Euro Soccer Special: What Football Teaches Us About Analytics

Sisense

Sensors in these devices connect to cellular phone transmitters or the club’s Wi-Fi network to monitor the data feeds. The data collected by these devices is used to design personalized training plans. These developments have added a whole new dimension to data analysis.