Sentence examples for a data hub from inspiring English sources

Italian telecommunications companies often serve as a data hub for Internet traffic and calls.

The Cork-based tech entrepreneur teamed up with academics at Cambridge University to create the business, which has developed a data hub for scientific researchers.

The creation of the campus, which will launch in the autumn, comes after Bean's recommendation to set up a data hub that would allow the ONS to work with academics and other outside experts.

But once they realised that we were not asking for sensitive or personal data they began to relax a little and appreciate the value in creating a data hub.

The portal has to be able to exchange information in real time with insurance companies, state agencies and the federal government, which is building a "data hub" through which it can verify income and citizenship.

The Web portals for the exchanges have to be able to share information in real time with insurance companies, state agencies and the federal government, which has built a "data hub" through which it can verify the income and citizenship of people applying for subsidies or Medicaid.

However, Whittingdale was more cautious about BBC proposals to support the local newspaper industry – including a 100-strong network of local reporters and a new data hub and network – which elicited a mixed response from local media companies on Monday.

With every household connected, an hourly reading, and a central data hub the ideal technical conditions are set to test the true scalability of tokenized asset trading technology.

These, as well as the talkboards and user-generated lists (Needham's include 10 Roman Empire Movies and his Top 100 Comedies Up To 1960), are not only commercially lucrative, they are what turn a huge data hub into something with a little more spin.

With a sufficiently robust query system, it is possible to federate external data into a smart data hub as part of a query, but most typically this also requires that the data in question is in RDF (and hence storable and referenceable in temporary in-memory graphs) and in many cases that the external content contains enough of the metadata model used by the source system in order to be queryable.

A smart data hub is perhaps the closest thing to a relational database in the semantic space.