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03 Jul

The data observability approaches at Acceldata and Workday – SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsGenAIData observability's crucial role in the AI era: Acceldata and Workday weigh in, SiliconANGLE, Victor Dabrinze

Data quality is paramount for today’s digitized enterprises, but managing large, disparate information sources remains a significant challenge. Add to that the need for data observability and governance, as well as growing complexities from artificial intelligence, and a formidable operational minefield emerges. What expert signals are percolating on the modern imperative for clean, accurate and reliable enterprise data? Insights on data observability from the experts at Acceldata and Workday. “Data observability is a new concept,” said Rohit Choudhary (pictured, right), founder and chief executive officer of Acceldata Inc. “It started emerging towards the end of 2018/2019, when people figured out that…

03 Jul

Qlik Connect recap: Where there’s data, there’s opportunity – SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsGenAIQlik Connect recap: Where there's data, Shelly Kramer, SiliconANGLE, there's opportunity

As I recap Qlik’s Qlik Connect event held this past week in Orlando, I can’t help but start with Qlik Chief Executive Mike Capone’s comments in his keynote: Where there’s data, there’s opportunity. Data is the foundation of everything today, in AI and pretty much everything in between. Today, we are experiencing a new dawn of data and a new era of opportunity. With the rise of artificial intelligence in general and generative AI in particular, we have reached an inflection point that is changing everything all over again — and at the core of that transformation is data. What I liked…

03 Jul

Informatica is leading the charge for modernized data management – SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsGenAIDevony Hof, Informatica aims to reinvent data management pipeline for AI, SiliconANGLE

As companies invest in artificial intelligence and machine learning, Informatica Inc. is sounding the call for modernized data management. The saying, “garbage in, garbage out,” has become an apt expression for AI, which is more likely to produce inaccurate results when being fed poor data. Informatica’s Peter Ku talks about the lack of data management expertise in the tech industry. “Everyone’s ready for AI, but your data’s not,” said Peter Ku (pictured), vice president and chief industry strategist of banking, capital markets and financial services at Informatica. “Making sure that your data’s accessible, it’s clean and trustworthy, it’s valid ……

02 Jul

Enhancing data management with Apache Iceberg data lake integration – SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsGenAIEnhancing data management with Apache Iceberg data lake integration, Sead Fadilpasic, SiliconANGLE

The data management landscape is evolving rapidly, with organizations seeking more efficient ways to handle vast amounts of information through innovations such as Apache Iceberg data lake integration. As businesses generate and utilize increasing volumes of data, the need for flexible, scalable and integrated solutions becomes even more important. Innovations such as Apache Iceberg provide new opportunities for organizations to streamline data operations and maximize the value derived from datasets, according to Ron Ortloff (pictured), senior product manager, Iceberg and data lake, at Snowflake Inc. Snowflake’s Ron Ortloff talks to theCUBE about Apache Iceberg data lake integration. “At the core…

02 Jul

Interoperability in data management: transforming AI with Databricks – SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsGenAIChad Wilson, Integrating gen AI and interoperability in data management: theCUBE's day 1 analysis from Data + AI Summit, SiliconANGLE

Data science and artificial intelligence are experiencing a seismic shift with a growing emphasis on interoperability in data management, as cutting-edge technologies such as generative AI and advanced data governance tools take center stage. Organizations are now better equipped than ever to democratize AI, making sophisticated data tools accessible to a wider audience while ensuring secure data integrity. This transformative wave is poised to redefine how data is managed, analyzed and utilized across various industries, marking a new era of innovation and efficiency in the AI landscape. TheCUBE’s George Gilbert and Rob Strechay discuss interoperability in data management. “This is…

02 Jul

Enhancing data governance in financial services – SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsGenAIAdvancing data governance in financial services: Insights from Immuta's Chris Brown, Sead Fadilpasic, SiliconANGLE

In the financial sector, where compliance and regulation are of the utmost importance, innovative approaches to data governance in financial services are essential. This evolution is driven by the need to scale securely and efficiently, leveraging advanced technologies such as generative AI and deep learning models to maintain strong security protocols while enhancing accessibility and operational efficiency, Chris Brown (pictured), public sector chief technology officer of Immuta Inc., explained. Immuta’s Chris Brown talks to theCUBE about data governance in financial services. “What’s unique that we’ve done at Immuta is that we’ve actually integrated into those data platforms. Now what we…

02 Jul

Data replication: Fivetran’s strategy for market differentiation – SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsGenAIHow Fivetran is revolutionizing data movement, one connector at a time, SiliconANGLE, Victor Dabrinze

Data pipelines are the lifeblood of enterprise operations, driving everything from business intelligence and analytics to artificial intelligence. By undertaking enterprise data movement operations, Fivetran Inc. aims to simplify data replication, AI workflows and cloud migrations. By simplifying the complexities of enterprise data movement, Fivetran empowers businesses to harness the full potential of their data with ease and efficiency, according to George Fraser (pictured), chief executive officer of Fivetran. Fivetran’s CEO George Fraser talks data replication. “Fivetran gets all of the data from all of your company’s business systems, be they databases like Oracle or tools like Workday, Salesforce or ServiceNow,”…

02 Jul

Alation’s data catalog tool readies top companies for AI – SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsGenAIAlation partners with Databricks, Devony Hof, SiliconANGLE, Snowflake to catalog data for AI

With the rise of artificial intelligence has come the rise of data storage and analytics, which are essential for companies attempting to integrate AI into their business operations. Alation Inc., a data catalog tool, has become the trusted source for 40% of Fortune 100 companies looking to ready their data for AI without breaking the bank. Alation’s Diby Malakar talks about new collaborations with Snowflake and Databricks. “One of the challenges that I see customers facing today is the lack of trusted data,” said Diby Malakar (pictured), vice president of product management at Alation. “Budgets are not getting any bigger…

02 Jul

Data transformation copilot boosts productivity for Databricks users – SiliconANGLE

stp2y0 CommentsGenAIData transformation gets a boost with Prophecy’s AI copilot for Databricks' users, Mark Albertson, SiliconANGLE

Data transformation is entering a new era with the advent of generative AI, significantly altering how users access and manipulate data for enhanced productivity. Prophecy Inc.’s latest innovation, the industry’s first copilot for Databricks, exemplifies this trend by streamlining the preparation of raw data for analytics and AI applications. Prophecy CEO, Raj Bains, talks with theCUBE about data transformation. “What’s happening with data transformation is people are like, ‘I’ve got to do more, I was doing this table stuff, I was doing reporting, I was doing dashboards and now I’ve got to do generative AI,’” said Raj Bains (pictured), founder…

02 Jul

Google Search Ranks AI Spam Above Original Reporting in News Results

stp2y0 CommentsGenAIartificial intelligence, blogs, google, news, search, seo, spam

For example, I searched “competing visions google openai” and saw a TechCrunch piece at the top of Google News. Below it were articles from The Atlantic and Bloomberg comparing the rival companies’ approaches to AI development. But then, the fourth article to appear for that search, nestled right below these more reputable websites, was another SYRUS #BLOG piece that heavily copied the TechCrunch article in the first position.As reported by 404 Media in January, AI-powered articles appeared multiple times for basic queries at the beginning of the year in Google News results. Two months later, Google announced significant changes to…