Data Lake stories
Huawei and Chinasoft International have partnered to develop an intelligent financial data solution for the expanding financial services sector.
Talend introduces a new Quick Start solution to streamline cloud data lake deployments on AWS, enhancing speed, scalability, and agility for enterprises.
There are many variables to consider when deciding to move data into a database with either the ETL or ELT method, writes SnapLogic CTO Craig Stewart.
TechDay's 10 Minute IT Jams: Snowflake VP Peter O'Connor discusses the company's products, recent announcements, ANZ operations, and engagement opportunities.
Databricks launches SQL Analytics, enabling cloud data warehousing on data lakes with improved price and performance.
Talend expands partnership with Databricks to enhance data integration, quality, and governance for machine learning workloads.
As businesses generate more data than ever, next-gen database platforms like Snowflake transform traditional data warehouses into veritable data lakes.
Amazon Web Services launches AWS Lake Formation, a fully-managed data lake service designed to simplify data collection, security, and management.
Schneider Electric's Kevin Brown discusses the confusion surrounding edge computing and what he believes is the definition - and its place in our future.
New acquisition expands Qlik's portfolio beyond analytics, enabling analytics-ready data strategy to drive data-driven transformation.
A data lake is a large body of raw data held in a natural state where different users can examine it, delve into it, or extract samples from it.
Data lakes can quickly turn into data swamps if not managed properly, but there are ways to keep them dynamic and valuable business assets.
Oracle has enhanced its Big Data Platform Cloud to address the complexity and skills gap in executing Big Data projects.
The trio have announced a new governed GDPR data lake solution to address requirements of the EU's upcoming GDPR legislation.
Banks face a modern quandary: adapt to the data revolution or be left behind, with Standard Chartered leading the charge.
Information is pouring into companies faster, so businesses are drowning in a flood so great it has become known as the 'data lake'.
A city built around trillions of 0s and 1s rather than physical infrastructure is a foreign concept, so naturally several questions spring to mind.
Firms are adopting 'data lakes' to navigate and utilise the torrent of digital information for competitive edge and enhanced analytics.
The introduction of data lakes is one of the most significant changes to enterprise data warehouse technology, according to CenturyLink.
EMC has expanded its Data Lake offerings beyond the data centre to encompass edge locations such as remote office and the cloud.
