"PwC in a $1B partnership with Microsoft to sell ChatGPT-based products to clients….[H]ow a lot of this tech will get deployed – boring automation of boring processes in boring back offices of big co's, by boring but important co's" https://
pwc.com/us/en/about-us
/newsroom/press-releases/pwc-us-makes-billion-investment-in-ai-capabilities.html
… (from @benedictevans
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@mjasay
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PwC invests $1B with Microsoft to deploy ChatGPT enterprise automation
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OpenSearch Reaches 100M Downloads with 500 Contributors
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Wow. Just learned that @OpenSearchProj crossed the 100M download mark in 2022, with nearly 500 contributors. This is a relatively new muscle for AWS, fostering an open source project with inclusive governance, etc. I'm really impressed
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Expert data modeling advice and consulting services
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Rick's team offers expert, hands-on-keyboard advice to customers on how to effectively model their data. I'd say everyone should have a "Rick's team" but you'd first need a Rick and, well, there's only one of him (and you can't have him ).
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RDBMS adoption driven by inertia not technical merit
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I agree RDBMSes are great. I also think the primary reason they're so widely used has less to do with being The Right Solution™ and more to do with Been Around For A Long Time™. 🙂 Inertia more than "best fit" (but that's generally true in tech evolution).
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AWS Leads Cloud Database Market as Legacy Players Decline
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Cloud now top of the database $$ mountain, with @awscloud leading for the first time, Microsoft, Google, Alibaba, Huawei, Snowflake, and @MongoDB climbing, while legacy incumbents keep falling (relatively). https://
linkedin.com/posts/aronthal
_dbms-gartnerda-cloud-activity-7053713713870110720-xB1X/
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Amazon’s RDBMS Shift and Database Technology Evolution
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Well, Rick probably knows both worlds better than most and, given Amazon's shift away from RDBMS, it makes sense that he might feel strongly on the topic….
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RDBMS vs Document Models: Choosing Right Database Architecture
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Oh, I think very little (<1%) was focused on RDBMS. Most was focused on what the document model enables. Personally, I think there are great reasons to use RDBMS at times, and great reasons not to. It's this idea that RDBMS is always the right answer I find silly.
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Database Types and Their Varying Data Handling Capabilities
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I was just looking at old decks and Jared's use of that image was all over them. It *is* true, if perhaps overstated. I think we can agree that different types of databases handle different kinds of data better (or worse).
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Enterprise AI Investment Strategy During Economic Slowdown
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"Think of our current recessionary environment as the optimization calm before the cloud spending storm. Enterprises are in experimentation mode, cutting back in some areas while positioning their AI bets for future growth."
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Enterprises Redirect Cloud Budgets Toward AI Amid Uncertainty
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Enterprises are cutting costs in the face of uncertainty, but not their cloud spend. Instead they’re cutting in some areas so that they can increase spending elsewhere. And which “elsewhere” is seeing disproportionate interest? AI https://
infoworld.com/article/369501
3/the-era-of-cloud-optimization-is-upon-us.html
… by @mjasay for @infoworld