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Codon: a high-performance Python compiler using LLVM

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Data Mesh vs Data Fabric: a tale of two new data paradigms

Posted on December 8, 2022 Guest post originally published on Mia-Platform’s blog Data is one of the most critical components of any business, as it allows us to personalize and customize our products for potential consumers. As important as data is, studies have shown that about 50‑70% of data collected by organizations goes unused and becomes what Gartner calls Dark Data. We can attribute this...
Streamed Hashing Added to Komihash 4.6. Very Fast Hash Function (in C), competitor to xxhash, wyhash. Java port available.

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Radar Trends to Watch: December 2022

This month’s news has been overshadowed by the implosion of SBF’s TFX and the possible implosion of Elon Musk’s Twitter. All the noise doesn’t mean that important things aren’t happening. Many companies, organizations, and individuals are wrestling with the copyright implications of generative AI. Google is playing a long game: they believe that the goal isn’t to imitate art works,...
Why and How eBay Pivoted to OpenTelemetry

eBay makes a crucial pivot to OpenTelemetry to better align with industry standards for Observability.
How Apache Arrow Is Changing the Big Data Ecosystem

One of the biggest challenges of working with big data is the performance overhead involved with moving data between different tools and systems as part of your data processing pipeline. Different programming languages, file formats and network protocols all have different ways of representing the same data in memory. The process of serializing and deserializing the same data into a different...

Big data in the cloud – welcome to cost oriented design

Big data in the cloud – welcome to cost oriented design

Published by Arnon Rotem-Gal-Oz on April 1, 2016

A couple of weeks ago I presented @ BDX2016 The slides are available on Slideshare Big data in the cloud – welcome to cost oriented…

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Don’t let your architecture become the new hardware

Don’t let your architecture become the new hardware

Published by Arnon Rotem-Gal-Oz on March 14, 2016

Yesterday I presented “Big data in the cloud – Welcome to cost oriented design” @ BDX2016 (slides are available here, and I think the video…

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Spark, Parquet and S3 – It’s complicated.

Spark, Parquet and S3 – It’s complicated.

Published by Arnon Rotem-Gal-Oz on August 10, 2015

(A version of this post was originally posted in AppsFlyer’s blog. Also special thanks to Morri Feldman and Michael Spector from AppsFlyer data team that…

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Data’s hierarchy of needs

Data’s hierarchy of needs

Published by Arnon Rotem-Gal-Oz on June 1, 2015

This post originally published in the AppsFlyer blog. A couple of weeks ago Nir Rubinshtein and I presented AppsFlyer’s data architecture in a meetup ofBig…

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Suprastructure – how come “Microservices” are getting small?

Suprastructure – how come “Microservices” are getting small?

Published by Arnon Rotem-Gal-Oz on April 26, 2015

Now, I don’t want to get off on a rant here*, but, It seems like “Microservices” are all the rage these days – at least…

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