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10 Big Data Stories You Shouldn’t Miss this Week

by Eileen McNulty
May 26, 2020
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This week has been a week of conferences in the realm of big data. Our news roster has been dominated this week by a whole host of announcements from the Strata + Hadoop world conference. Highlights include a raft of new integrations on Microsoft’s Azure platform, Waterline announcing the release of their Waterline Data Inventory, and GraphLab making their signature product available to the public.

Here in Europe, the team behind disease monitoring app Infected Flight scooped the Grand Hackathon Prize at TechCrunch Disrupt London. This week also saw the Gartner BI Conference get underway in Munich; our correspondent on the ground Furhaad Shah has been enthusiastically tweeting all of the major announcements over on our Twitter channel. We also hosted the second installment of Big Data, Berlin event series this week. For readers who couldn’t make it this week, we have further events coming up in Munich, London and will be announcing a raft of other locations early next year- stay tuned!

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