Data Management News for the Week of March 15: Updates from BigID, Nasuni, Airbyte, and More

Airbyte Announces Industry-Leading 5,000 Data Connectors Built with No-Code Builder

Airbyte, an open-source data movement infrastructure provider, announced a series of accomplishments and awards that again reinforce its standing as the largest and fastest-growing data movement community. With a focus on innovation, community engagement, and performance enhancement, Airbyte continues revolutionizing how data is handled and processed across industries. Over 5,000 data connectors created by users with the Airbyte no-code builder are in active use.

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BigID Pioneers Breakthrough Patent for its Technology to Accelerate Data Curation and Cataloging for AI

BigID—a data security and compliance vendor for the cloud and hybrid cloud—announced a pioneering patent for a technology that dramatically enhances the process of data cleansing, curation, and cataloging for AI. This is the first patent to automatically identify similar, duplicate, and redundant data based on dynamic document clustering and keyword extraction. Enterprises today are buried in volumes of data, much of which is repetitive or irrelevant, complicating analysis and skewing AI results. Due to the enormous size and complexity of typical enterprise file shares, organizations often struggle to know what data they have.

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Nasuni Launches Nasuni Edge for Amazon S3 to Deliver High Performance at the Edge

Nasuni, a hybrid cloud storage solution, has announced the general availability of Nasuni Edge for Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3). This cloud-native, distributed solution allows enterprises to accelerate data access and delivery times while ensuring low-latency access for edge workloads, including cloud-based artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML) applications, all through a single, unified platform. Amazon S3 is an object storage service from Amazon Web Services (AWS) that offers industry-leading scalability, data availability, security, and performance.

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In this episode, David examines the reputation and potential regulatory risks businesses face when using predictive analysis and then gets into the ethics of using customer data to improve marketing techniques. What is the value proposition for predictive analysis? How can companies better articulate their goals in a mutually beneficial way? Learn more by listening to the full episode below!