Salvatore Salamone

In this week’s real-time analytics news: Intel and a handful of other companies made processor-related announcements at the CES 2023 show.

Several international initiatives realize that meeting the future needs of urban planners will require imparting smart cities expertise to get projects underway and completed.

Many streaming apps use cases help businesses first understand what is going on, and then provide the insights into what to do about it.

Smart data pipelines take data from its source (e.g., a mainframe), put the data into the right format needed by those working with it, and integrate the data with the appropriate systems and tools.

Increased use of real-time and automation technologies and innovations in 2023 can produce quantifiable benefits, cost savings, and improved customer engagements.

Analytics and ML performance and speed to results can be vastly improved when using a hybrid cloud that incorporates a modern database.

Major themes that persisted throughout the year included applying analytics to supply chain problems, mainstream use of AI, and infrastructure to access data.

Utilities modernizing their operations need 5G and edge processing to help make sense of and reduce the large volumes of data generated by IoT and other smart devices.

In this week’s real-time analytics news: A new release of Apache Cassandra emphasizes externalizing important key functions into a pluggable interface.

In this week’s real-time analytics news: Argo has graduated from CNCF Incubator project status, joining the ranks of other efforts, including Kubernetes, Prometheus, and Envoy.

InfinyOn has architected a platform for data in motion that uses SmartModules to enable enterprises to program their data pipelines for real-time services.

Businesses today need to be able to easily build and scale analytics applications that can analyze data when it is created or when events occur.