David Campbell interviewed at Web 2.0 Summit 2011
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Microsoft says teams run hundreds of petabytes a day on tens or hundreds of thousands of servers and storage costs fall from roughly $1,000 per megabyte 25 years ago to about $40 per terabyte now, making previously costly data ambient data to capture. A marketplace called Data Market aims to let model authors sell and publish algorithms while a new tool Data Explorer lets users discover, mash up, enrich and republish datasets as reusable data sources.
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