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Low code development lets organizations invent entirely new automated processes and combine software elements that were not used together in efforts before.

In this week’s real-time analytics news: A focus on DevOps, observability, low code, partnerships, data management, and Kubernetes.

In this week’s real-time analytics news: Red Hat made multiple announcements about new Linux and OpenShift products, as well as enhancements to existing solutions.

New features and services for enterprise-class open source solutions were introduced to meet demands as cloud-native applications, containers, and Kubernetes become more commonly used.

As was the case last year, rather than seeing an endless string of traditional webinar talks, the virtual ODSC East conference put the attendee into an online version of a normal conference environment.

In this week’s real-time analytics news: Several AI educational efforts launch, NVIDIA intros new tools for data scientists, and several offerings that address streaming analytics.

CDC minimizes the resources required for processes because it only deals with data changes. Such capabilities allow streaming projects to scale more easily.

Edge computing in space addresses the same issues as use cases across many industries. They all collect and analyze data to prevent unnecessary downtime.

Organizations that opt to build their own EDA will face numerous challenges related to integration, deployment, performance, scalability, security, and more.

While AI bias is a relatively new concern, the FTC has decades of experience enforcing bias laws that are relevant to today’s challenges.

Retailers moving to cloud need a database that addresses infrastructure performance and reliability issues, as well as connectivity to legacy systems.

In this week’s real-time analytics news: Many announcements from NVIDIA GTC (GPU Technology Conference) where companies introduced new products or services that use NVIDIA compute platforms.