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Data News — Week 24.16

Christophe Blefari

AI News 🤖 When do models get the same hype as 2007 iPhone release? I'm a bit late with the Recommendations emails, I'm sorry about that I got a few new leads as a freelancer I had to take in priority changing a bit my schedule. But don't worry it gonna be out soon. I did not get the memo. Llama the Third is online.

MySQL 130
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Brief History of Data Engineering

Jesse Anderson

Apache HBase came in 2007, and Apache Cassandra came in 2008. Apache Pig in 2008 came too, but it didn’t ever see as much adoption. With an immutable file system like HDFS, we needed scalable databases to read and write data randomly. Hadoop didn’t support doing things in real-time, and Apache Storm was open sourced in 2011.

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History and Evolution of ITIL Explained

Knowledge Hut

ITIL V3 - Introduction of The Service Lifecycle ITIL version 3 was released in 2007. The ITIL v3 2011 version was released as an update to the 2007 edition, with the goal of correcting mistakes and inconsistencies in the text and illustrations across the suite.

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ITIL V3 vs ITIL V4: What's The Difference

Knowledge Hut

It was released in 2007 and referred to as ITIL V3. In 2007, ITIL V3 was released as an IT service management framework considered to be among the best. By providing effective service delivery and cost-effectiveness, the framework strives to improve customer satisfaction.

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Data News — Week 23.17

Christophe Blefari

In the video you can feel Steve Jobs's 2007 iPhone keynote vibes. 📺 The Inside Story of ChatGPT’s astonishing potential — A TED talk from OpenAI President and co-founder sharing his vision, the potentials and the limit of the technology. The video also greatly showcase ChatGPT plugins.

SQL 100
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Evolution of the Cloud Data Platform: From Google to Ascend

Ascend.io

In 2007, I co-founded a company predicated on the idea that highly personalized signals would revolutionize the TV industry as we moved from “broadcast to broadband,” shifting from a one-to-many to a one-to-one model of engagement — it’s truly amazing how far things have come.

Cloud 52
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Evolution of the Cloud Data Platform: From Google to Ascend

Ascend.io

In 2007, I co-founded a company predicated on the idea that highly personalized signals would revolutionize the TV industry as we moved from “broadcast to broadband,” shifting from a one-to-many to a one-to-one model of engagement — it’s truly amazing how far things have come.

Cloud 52