Data lakes and data warehouses are two of the most popular forms of data storage and processing platforms, both of which can be employed to improve a business’s use of information. However, these ...

In the beginning, the “data warehouse” was a concept that was not accepted by the database fraternity. From that humble beginning, the data warehouse has become conventional wisdom and is a standard ...

The data lakehouse – it’s not a summer retreat for over-worked database administrators (DBAs) or data scientists, it’s a concept that tries to bridge the gap between the data warehouse and the data ...

What you need to know about Google Cloud Next data announcements: BigLake support for Apache Iceberg, Hudi and Delta Lake; BigQuery adds unstructured data, Apache Spark and DataStream support; Looker ...

Unlocking information from business e-mail, telephone conversations and reports, can "open up a whole world of business opportunities", says a veteran with over 35 years of experience in data ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More My first prediction relates to the foundation of modern data systems: the ...

Since the 1990s, organisations have gathered, processed and analysed business information in data warehouses. The term “data warehouse” was introduced to the IT mainstream by American computer ...

Oracle Corp. early today debuted a new version of its Autonomous Data Warehouse platform that promises to simplify enterprise analytics projects, as well as reduce costs. Companies use the Autonomous ...

Large language models (LLMs) such as OpenAI’s GPT-4 are the building blocks for an increasing number of AI applications. But some enterprises have been reluctant to adopt them, owing to their ...

As we have pointed out before, large enterprises have to deal with a different kind of scale issue than the hyperscalers, and in many ways, the hyperscalers have it easier. The hyperscalers have ...

It’s felt obvious for some time that, as an industry, we’ve been trying to shove square data warehousing tools into round, data-driven application holes. But it wasn’t until I read Decodeable CEO Eric ...