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Data Engineering Weekly #195

Data Engineering Weekly

Astasia Myers: The three components of the unstructured data stack LLMs and vector databases significantly improved the ability to process and understand unstructured data. The blog is an excellent summary of the existing unstructured data landscape.

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Chose Both: Data Fabric and Data Lakehouse

Cloudera

It sounds straightforward: you just need data and the means to analyze it. The data is there, in spades. Data volumes have been growing for years and are predicted to reach 175 ZB by 2025. First, organizations have a tough time getting their arms around their data. Open data lakehouse. Yes and no.

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What is a Data Pipeline (and 7 Must-Have Features of Modern Data Pipelines)

Striim

Data pipelines are significant to businesses because they: Consolidate Data: Data pipelines are responsible for integrating and unifying data from diverse sources and formats, making it consistent and usable for analytics and business intelligence.

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The Future Is Hybrid Data, Embrace It

Cloudera

In the past decade, the amount of structured data created, captured, copied, and consumed globally has grown from less than 1 ZB in 2011 to nearly 14 ZB in 2020. Impressive, but dwarfed by the amount of unstructured data, cloud data, and machine data – another 50 ZB.

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Habib Bank manages data at scale with Cloudera Data Platform

Cloudera

HBL aims to double its banked customers by 2025. “ We needed a solution to manage our data at scale, to provide greater experiences to our customers. With Cloudera Data Platform, we aim to unlock value faster and offer consistent data security and governance to meet this goal.

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What is the Future Scope of Computer Science?

Knowledge Hut

Future developments: IoT is expected to grow more, with the number of connected devices to reach 75 billion by 2025. For example, it can enable remote access to patient records in healthcare, provide online learning platforms for education, and offer affordable data storage & processing in finance.

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Top 16 Data Science Job Roles To Pursue in 2024

Knowledge Hut

According to the World Economic Forum, the amount of data generated per day will reach 463 exabytes (1 exabyte = 10 9 gigabytes) globally by the year 2025. Thus, almost every organization has access to large volumes of rich data and needs “experts” who can generate insights from this rich data.