Sentence examples for data war from inspiring English sources

I'm seeing all the signs of a "data war" beginning now.

Meanwhile, data collection regulation could prevent competitors from ever building as large of a data war chest as Facebook has already generated.

As the next generation of marketing tech unicorns is born, expect to see a direct correlation between their valuations and data war chests.

The question of what it takes to be a good teacher has inspired a series of spirited data wars between T.F.A. and its critics.

Advertisers: rebuild trust or get locked out If advertisers, marketers and brands, wielding their $650bn advertising war-chest, don't just want to be pawns in the big data wars, they will need to be a lot more pro-active and act with conviction now.

Hackers who breached East Anglia's Climate Research Unit servers have provided explosive new fuel in the climate data wars.

Cyber espionage is the science of covertly capturing e-mail traffic, text messages, other electronic communications, and corporate data.....Cyber war involves the penetration of foreign networks [to disrupt or dismantle] those networks...Blurring the distinction between cyber war and cyber espionage has been profitable for defense contractors..

Computer security analysts say the case revealed major lapses in securing classified data in war zones.

The New Yorker, in short, is at its best when conditions grow most chaotic; if you want the brute data of war, but you want them treated with nerveless aplomb, read A. J. Liebling's dispatches from North Africa..

Using the direct literal translation of the 19th century, his words were "The great uncertainty of all data in war is a peculiar difficulty, because all action must, to a certain extent, be planned in a mere twilight, which in addition not unfrequently -- like the effect of a fog or moonshine -- gives to things exaggerated dimension and an unnatural appearance".

So Facebook should expect to be dealing with a European data privacy war that's being waged on an increasing number of fronts.