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Data Engineering: A Formula 1-inspired Guide for Beginners

Towards Data Science

A Glossary with Use Cases for First-Timers in Data Engineering An happy Data Engineer at work Are you a data engineering rookie interested in knowing more about modern data infrastructures? In this guide Data Engineering meets Formula 1. I bet you are, this article is for you!

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Simplifying Data Architecture and Security to Accelerate Value

Snowflake

At BUILD 2024, we announced several enhancements and innovations designed to help you build and manage your data architecture on your terms. Florida State University has been using Document AI to efficiently extract data from PDFs and third-party sources, which simplifies data auditing and eliminates weeks’ worth of manual effort.

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What is an AI Data Engineer? 4 Important Skills, Responsibilities, & Tools

Monte Carlo

One job that has become increasingly popular across enterprise data teams is the role of the AI data engineer. Demand for AI data engineers has grown rapidly in data-driven organizations. But what does an AI data engineer do? Table of Contents What Does an AI Data Engineer Do?

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Data Engineering Weekly #161

Data Engineering Weekly

Editor’s Note: Chennai, India Meetup - March-08 Update We are thankful to Ideas2IT to host our first Data Hero’s meetup. There will be food, networking, and real-world talks around data engineering.

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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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Data Fabric: The Future of Data Architecture

Monte Carlo

Despite its prevalence, data can be messy, siloed, ungovernable, and inaccessible—especially to the non-technical employees who rely on it. Enter data fabric: a data management architecture designed to serve the needs of the business, not just those of data engineers.

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Data Fabric: The Future of Data Architecture

Monte Carlo

Despite its prevalence, data can be messy, siloed, ungovernable, and inaccessible—especially to the non-technical employees who rely on it. Enter data fabric: a data management architecture designed to serve the needs of the business, not just those of data engineers.