Enterprises move to the edge, but the edge may not be ready
Making the leap from collecting operational IoT data to IoT insights is not a trivial task -- and a lot of companies are struggling.
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AI is changing football analysis forever. Could coaches become obsolete?
Annotating and analyzing game tape is a bread-and-butter activity for football teams, yet it is painfully time-consuming process that's prone to human error. BYU's engineering department is working on changing that.
Google settles largest online privacy lawsuit over location tracking
Following the lawsuit, Google must be more transparent about how and when it tracks users
StarHub links up patients, doctors with Fitbit data
Singapore telco introduces a mobile service that lets users share access to their Fitbit data and enable a network of caregivers, including family doctors and healthcare institutions, to support their healthcare management.
Fair forecast? How 180 meteorologists are delivering 'good enough' weather data
Weather forecasts, too, are all about data and models these days. But balancing accuracy and viability is a fine act, especially on a global scale and when the stakes are high.
Google makes Earth Engine available to all businesses and governments
For the past decade, researchers in academia and the nonprofit world have had access to increasingly sophisticated information about the Earth's surface. Now, any commercial or government entity will have access to Earth Engine
JupiterOne scores $70M series C funding, achieves unicorn status
Cloud security solutions are experiencing increased "growth and adoption." Cybersecurity platform JupiterOne is using graphs to capitalize on this.
Microsoft veteran Bob Muglia: Relational knowledge graphs will transform business
'We're at the start of a whole new era' with knowledge graphs, says Microsoft veteran Bob Muglia, akin to the arrival of the modern data stack in 2013.
Opendoor moves into New York, New Jersey markets
The new market requires the real estate tech company to "flex a lot of muscles" to divine pricing with AI models, says CTO Ian Wong.
Big on data, always and forever
Since I began covering the data and analytics space over a decade ago, it seems like everything has changed. Really, though, it's just a tech cycle repeating itself. Data is, and will be, a part of every such cycle.
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