Tag: data science
Julia devs keep up momentum with 1.1 release
Julia’s developers recently released version 1.1 of the general-purpose programming language making it more consistent for its growing […]
Microsoft stands up for PostgreSQL with Citus Data buy
Microsoft has bolstered its PostgreSQL credentials after snaffling up database as a service outfit Citus Data. Describing its […]
GitHub digs into machine-learning repos, uncovers a lot of Python
GitHub has thrown a light on what is happening in the machine learning and data science development worlds, […]
Cisco’s AppDynamics claims to have invented the CNS…the nerve of it.
AppDynamics has delivered the first fruits of its borging by Cisco two years ago, with the launch of […]
NumPy slithers to v1.16, prepares to shed skin of Python 2.7
Scientific computing package for Python NumPy is now available in v1.16 and includes improved interoperability with ctypes, as […]
Amazon launches AWS Backup, for when snapshots just aren’t enough
AWS has launched a Backup service, which might surprise you if you’d assumed the applications and data you’ve […]
MariaDB closes analytics and transactions gap with Platform X3
MariaDB has unleashed its eponymous Platform X3 into general availability, along with a Managed Service which will support […]
Fresh breeze hits Apache Software Foundation as Airflow joins top-level projects
Almost three years after joining the Apache Software Foundation’s incubation program, workflow management platform Airflow has reached top-level […]
TensorFlow is 10 with new Learning-to-Rank library
Google’s AI department has developed a scalable library on the basis of TensorFlow which should help to teach […]
Data Driven DevOps: Wanna give it a try? Here’s how
DevOps is a methodology/culture/approach to the development and deployment of software in the modern world. Analytics is the […]