Data lakehouses are emerging as the backbone of enterprise artificial intelligence, promising unified access to structured and unstructured data. But building and managing them is no simple feat. From ...

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MADISON – Madison election officials must make a series of changes to avoid losing track of absentee ballots in future elections, the state's bipartisan elections commission ordered Friday. The ...

JPMorgan's trading desk often puts together a so-called "scenario analysis" anticipating how the stock market would react to where economic data came in. This time they've focused on core CPI and the ...

Senator Ron Wyden has written to the US director of national intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, urging her to provide Congress and the American public with a “frank assessment” of the security risks posed ...

WTF?! While researchers previously theorized that homing pigeons could transport data faster than gigabit internet in certain scenarios, a birder recently explored how birdsong might store and ...

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AT&T’s Photo Storage app is shutting down on February 1, 2026. Meanwhile, the app will stop backing up your media starting October 20th of this year. If you don’t want to permanently lose your data, ...

The “Cosby Show” family grieves the death of Malcolm-Jamal Warner after reports of a tragic drowning in Costa Rica. It’s been a tough 24 hours for Hollywood and Black TV lovers, as we grieve the loss ...

Consumer groups say proposals by BlackRock and Blackstone to buy energy companies in Minnesota, New Mexico and Texas could hurt residents. By Ivan Penn Large Wall Street investment firms are moving to ...

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