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Strata + Hadoop World 2016 - New York, New York

data engineers, data scientists, machine learning engineers, cloud architects, platform engineers, security analysts, investigative journalists

converged data platform; event-driven microservices; Trusted Analytics Platform; Apache Spot common data model; Kylo orchestration layer; Apache NiFi dataflows; TensorFlow model deployment; Google BigQuery for enterprise; Hadoop in public cloud; Cloudera Director multicloud management; Cisco Tetration telemetry; immersive data visualization

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What is your data platform?Jack Norris11m
Claims a converged data platform unifies storage, streaming, legacy and analytics so one system handles operational and analytic workloads at scale. Cited…
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Collaboration and openness drive innovation in artificial intelligenceMartin Hall06m
Claims that AI needs open collaboration and co-optimized silicon and software to move from batch analytics to real‑time intelligence across edge and cloud…
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Driving open source adoption within the enterpriseRon Bodkin07m
Teradata describes a reproducible stack for enterprise analytics centered on an industrial data lake and a new discipline called analytics ops that automates…
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The new dynamics of big dataMike Olson07m
Announces incubation of a new Apache project Apache Spot that defines a common data model for netflow, events, users and applications so large repositories of…
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US venture: Risk, values, founder outcomesSusan Woodward05m
Builds a value‑weighted venture index from 28,000 venture-backed companies and about 74,000 funding rounds, using VentureSource plus manual vetting and monthly…
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Transforming healthcare through precision data scienceSriram Vishwanath02m
Claims that healthcare savings come from targeting the 3-5% high utilizers rather than modeling the 90–95% bulk, demonstrates this with a simple regression on…
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Hadoop in the cloud: A Nielsen use caseTom Reilly, James Powell05m
Nielsen moves core analytics to public clouds to drive agile devops and elastic, near‑real‑time processing, running about 10% of commercial workloads in the…
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Inbox is the Trojan horse of AIAlistair Croll04m
Argues that AI is mostly used on us rather than tools we control, with concrete examples: product recommendations, fraud detection and anomaly detection…
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Connected eyesJoseph Sirosh10m
Machine learning models trained on roughly 404 patients, 747 procedure instances predict uncorrected visual acuity at day 1, week 1 and month 1 after LASIK and…
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The tech behind the biggest journalism leak in historyMar Cabra04m
An anonymous hard drive contains 2.6 terabytes and 11.5 million files from law firm Mossack Fonseca; a coordinated network uses secure sharing, search and…
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Business insights driven by speedTodd Brannon06m
Cisco describes securing and instrumenting the Rio Olympics with 5,000 wireless access points and 440 UCS servers, detecting and blocking 23 million attacks…
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From big data to human-level artificial intelligenceGary Marcus04m
Argues that cheap parallel computation and massive datasets plus advances in deep learning still fall short of human-level cognition, claiming current systems…
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SAS: More open than you might thinkPaul Kent08m
SAS presents a more open stack: SAS Viya as a unified analytics architecture, an open SAS Jupyter kernel on GitHub that returns pandas-like tables (SAS C…
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Google BigQuery for enterpriseChad W. Jennings06m
A live demo scans 1.09 petabytes (just over a trillion rows) and returns results in 223 seconds, showing serverless separation of storage and compute…
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Bring data to life with Immersive VisualizationRobert Thomas06m
Demo shows a working AR visualization pipeline: data pulled from Spark into IBM Data Science Experience, overlaid on Manhattan as 3D blocks with kW·h per…
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Modern analytics with Dell EMCPatricia Florissi07m
Dell EMC proposes replacing slow culture-based workflows by using sequence entire microbiome (metagenomic) data, avoid reassembling individual genomes, and run…
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