Sentence examples for big data products from inspiring English sources

There are also about 80 startups in the valley working on big data products of one form or another, and many are talking with big business.

Google is launching a couple of updates to its cloud-based big data products at the Hadoop Summit in Brussels today.

A little consolidation in the world of big data and Apache Hadoop development: WANdisco, a UK/U.S.-based provider of collaboration software that focuses on the open-source Apache Subversion revision control system, has announced the completion of its acquisition of Palo-Alto-based AltoStor, which will help it further develop its big data products.

Semetric, the UK/LA-based company behind the music data tracking service Musicmetric, has today announced £3 million ($4.7 million) in new investment, which it says that it will use to further expand its music service, as well as other big data products specifically for the entertainment industry.

DeMichillie and Google product manager for big data products James Malone told me Google is able to ensure the service's speed thanks to its network infrastructure, but also because it patched a few Spark issues (related to the open source YARN resource manager the company is using for this product) and by building optimized images.

Microsoft and SAP are two old-school enterprise vendors that have been partnering for almost 20 years, and this week their partnership is taking a pronounced leap into the future as they come together around cloud, mobile and big data products.

Telefonica Digital is also looking at better ways of leveraging all the data it is amassing about its users, with the launch of its big data product, Dynamic Insights.

The notable consequence of this convergence of cloud and big data product offerings is that only large enterprises with the capital and resources to create or cobble together combined cloud-big data product offerings.

And Watson, of course, is IBM's biggest data product, both in the ambition and scope of the project.

The final result shows that the proposed approach is conducive to heuristically identify the root causes of the complicated product infant failure from the big data of product lifecycle.

Now it is taking another step ahead in building out that business with a new product: LinkedIn Talent Insights, a self-service, big data analytics product that will let recruiters make deeper queries into statistics for hiring and employment, based on LinkedIn data.