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Recapping the Cloud Amplifier and Snowflake Demo

Towards AI

Recapping the Cloud Amplifier and Snowflake Demo The combined power of Snowflake and Domo’s Cloud Amplifier is the best-kept secret in data management right now — and we’re reaching new heights every day. If you missed our demo, we dive into the technical intricacies of architecting it below.

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How Formula 1® uses generative AI to accelerate race-day issue resolution

AWS Machine Learning Blog

To handle the log data efficiently, raw logs were centralized into an Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) bucket. An Amazon EventBridge schedule checked this bucket hourly for new files and triggered log transformation extract, transform, and load (ETL) pipelines built using AWS Glue and Apache Spark.

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Tackling AI’s data challenges with IBM databases on AWS

IBM Journey to AI blog

  Request a live demo or start a proof of concept with Amazon RDS for Db2 Db2 Warehouse SaaS on AWS The cloud-native Db2 Warehouse fulfills your price and performance objectives for mission-critical operational analytics, business intelligence (BI) and mixed workloads.

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An integrated experience for all your data and AI with Amazon SageMaker Unified Studio (preview)

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With SageMaker Unified Studio notebooks, you can use Python or Spark to interactively explore and visualize data, prepare data for analytics and ML, and train ML models. With the SQL editor, you can query data lakes, databases, data warehouses, and federated data sources. Big Data Architect.

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How to Use Exploratory Notebooks [Best Practices]

The MLOps Blog

Placing functions for plotting, data loading, data preparation, and implementations of evaluation metrics in plain Python modules keeps a Jupyter notebook focused on the exploratory analysis | Source: Author Using SQL directly in Jupyter cells There are some cases in which data is not in memory (e.g.,

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