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How Apache Iceberg Is Changing the Face of Data Lakes

Snowflake

Data storage has been evolving, from databases to data warehouses and expansive data lakes, with each architecture responding to different business and data needs. Traditional databases excelled at structured data and transactional workloads but struggled with performance at scale as data volumes grew.

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Simplifying Data Architecture and Security to Accelerate Value

Snowflake

Whether it’s unifying transactional and analytical data with Hybrid Tables, improving governance for an open lakehouse with Snowflake Open Catalog or enhancing threat detection and monitoring with Snowflake Horizon Catalog , Snowflake is reducing the number of moving parts to give customers a fully managed service that just works.

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Data Warehouses vs. Data Lakes vs. Data Marts: Need Help Deciding?

KDnuggets

A comparative overview of data warehouses, data lakes, and data marts to help you make informed decisions on data storage solutions for your data architecture.

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Data Integrity for AI: What’s Old is New Again

Precisely

The goal of this post is to understand how data integrity best practices have been embraced time and time again, no matter the technology underpinning. In the beginning, there was a data warehouse The data warehouse (DW) was an approach to data architecture and structured data management that really hit its stride in the early 1990s.

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How Marriott Modernized Their Data Architecture with Snowflake

Snowflake

More than 50% of data leaders recently surveyed by BCG said the complexity of their data architecture is a significant pain point in their enterprise. As a result,” says BCG, “many companies find themselves at a tipping point, at risk of drowning in a deluge of data, overburdened with complexity and costs.”

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Laying the Foundation for Modern Data Architecture

Cloudera

It’s not enough for businesses to implement and maintain a data architecture. The unpredictability of market shifts and the evolving use of new technologies means businesses need more data they can trust than ever to stay agile and make the right decisions.

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Straining Your Data Lake Through A Data Mesh

Data Engineering Podcast

Summary The current trend in data management is to centralize the responsibilities of storing and curating the organization’s information to a data engineering team. This organizational pattern is reinforced by the architectural pattern of data lakes as a solution for managing storage and access.

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