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Home / Featured / Page 13

AI chips for big data and machine learning: Hard choices in the cloud and on-premise

  • ganadiotis
  • Aug 20, 2018
  • AI Chips, Analysis, Featured, Technical
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AI chips for big data and machine learning: Hard choices in the cloud and on-premise

How can GPUs and FPGAs help with data-intensive tasks such as operations, analytics, and machine learning, and what are the options?

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Zen and the art of data structures: From self-tuning to self-designing data systems

  • ganadiotis
  • Aug 06, 2018
  • AI / Machine Learning, Analysis, Databases, Featured, innovation, Interview, Technical
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Zen and the art of data structures: From self-tuning to self-designing data systems

Designing data systems is something few people understand, and it's very hard and costly. But that, too, could be automated, says new research from Harvard, and we're about to start seeing it in real life.

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The best programming language for data science and machine learning

  • ganadiotis
  • Jul 19, 2018
  • AI / Machine Learning, Analysis, Featured, Software Engineering, Technical, Use Case
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The best programming language for data science and machine learning

Hint: There is no easy answer, and no consensus either.

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GraphQL for databases: A layer for universal database access?

  • ganadiotis
  • Jun 19, 2018
  • Analysis, Databases, Featured, Graph, Interview, Software Engineering, Technical
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GraphQL for databases: A layer for universal database access?

GraphQL is a query language mostly used to streamline access to REST APIs. Now, a new breed of GraphQL implementations wants to build an abstraction layer for any database on top of GraphQL, and it seems to be catching up.

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Wolfram Research goes for Software 2.0, releases neural net repository

  • ganadiotis
  • Jun 14, 2018
  • AI / Machine Learning, Featured, Interview, News, Software Engineering, Technical
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Wolfram Research goes for Software 2.0, releases neural net repository

Wolfram, having been into AI before it was cool, now gets a piece of the deep learning hype, in its sui generis way. Where does it stand compared to the competition, and how easy is it to use and integrate Wolfram with the rest of the world?

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Business analytics: The essentials of data-driven decision-making

  • ganadiotis
  • Jun 11, 2018
  • AI / Machine Learning, Analysis, Analytics, Business, Data Governance, Data Lakes & Warehouses, Featured, Technical, Use Case
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Business analytics: The essentials of data-driven decision-making

Data shows that data-driven organizations perform better. But what does it take to get there?

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NBA analytics and RDF graphs: Game, data, and metadata evolution, and Occam’s razor

  • ganadiotis
  • Jun 07, 2018
  • Analysis, Analytics, Featured, Interview, Knowledge Graphs, Socio-Technical, Technical, Use Case
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NBA analytics and RDF graphs: Game, data, and metadata evolution, and Occam’s razor

Three-point shooting, Steph Curry, and coming up with stories. If you feel like doing your own analysis to investigate hypotheses or discover insights at any level, RDF graph's got your back. Case in point: The NBA.

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AWS Neptune going GA: The good, the bad, and the ugly for graph database users and vendors

  • ganadiotis
  • May 31, 2018
  • Cloud, Featured, Graph Databases, News, Technical
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AWS Neptune going GA: The good, the bad, and the ugly for graph database users and vendors

It's official: AWS has a production-ready graph database. What features are included today, and what will be included in the near future, what use cases are targeted, and what does AWS Neptune's release mean for users and graph database vendors?

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GDPR in real life: Transparency, innovation, and adoption across borders and organizations

  • ganadiotis
  • May 24, 2018
  • Business, Data Governance, Featured, Interview, News, Regulation, Socio-Technical
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GDPR in real life: Transparency, innovation, and adoption across borders and organizations

Part two: Auditing data on premise and in the cloud, spurring innovation in machine learning and interpretable AI, and influencing organizations, consumers, and legislation all over the world, GDPR is here to stay.

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Human in the loop: Machine learning and AI for the people

  • ganadiotis
  • May 23, 2018
  • AI / Machine Learning, Analysis, Featured, Interview, Technical, Use Case
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Human in the loop: Machine learning and AI for the people

HITL is a mix and match approach that may help make ML both more efficient and approachable.

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