As an industry, we’ve been talking about the promise of data lakes for more than a decade. It’s a fantastic concept—to put an end to data silos with a single repos­itory for big data analytics.

While much has been said and written about the data lake, in the end, the concept has stayed pretty simple. The idea has been to use Hadoop as a place that data of all types could be stored in greater ...

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In today’s technology landscape, it’s clear that both observability and data platforms are required to satisfy an organization’s needs at scale. That’s made especially true in a cloud-native world, ...

Trilliant Health, the healthcare industry's leading analytics firm, today announced that its comprehensive hospital price transparency dataset is now publicly available in a single DuckDB data lake, ...

Ingesting large volumes of disparate data can yield a rich source of information — but it's also a recipe for data chaos. Use these tips to improve data quality as your data lake grows. Image: ...

Responding to the increasing size of data analysis projects, but also to its customers desire to trim their budgets on cloud spend, Microsoft on Tuesday unveiled Fabric, what it bills as an "an end-to ...

Airbyte, creator of the open data movement platform, is making significant updates to its solution that provides customers with faster data transfers, as well as predictable pricing, to enable ...

Oracle Corp. today announced the general availability of Oracle AI Database 26ai and Oracle Autonomous AI Lakehouse, both aimed at supporting artificial intelligence training and inference across ...