Sentence examples for an explosion of data from inspiring English sources
"We're at the start of a multibillion-dollar economic shift based on cheap bandwidth, storage and computing, and an explosion of data," said Zachary Bogue, one of four partners organizing the fund.
They help businesses make sense of an explosion of data — Web traffic and social network comments, as well as software and sensors that monitor shipments, suppliers and customers — to guide decisions, trim costs and lift sales.
They include an explosion of data and new kinds of data, like from the Web and sensor streams; faster, cheaper and new kinds of hardware, like in-memory data processing; and the rapid evolution of software tools, especially ones from the field of artificial intelligence, like machine learning and natural-language processing.
The digitization of the sports industry will generate an explosion of data that can be sliced and diced by fans.
Anticipating an explosion of data traffic over the Web, telecom giants such as AT&T and Verizon were investing billions of dollars building high-capacity fiber-optic networks.
It was also the year of an explosion of data traffic, spurred by the increasing amount of content available for consumption through mobile phones, more capable smartphones and an ever-increasing number of high-end phone buyers.
In the post-genomics era, there is an explosion of biological data and information generated from high-throughput technologies which have rapidly provided an unprecedented multi-level omics data [ 7].
Berners-Lee, the British born MIT professor who invented the web three decades ago, says that while there has been an explosion of public data made available in recent years, individuals have not yet understood the value to them of the personal data held about them by different web companies.
Constantly improving technology has led to an explosion of corporate data.
Today, ever-faster computers, an explosion of Web data and improved software techniques are opening the door to rapid progress.
But telecoms firms say an explosion of wireless data triggered by smartphones and tablet computers is indeed soaking up capacity fast.
