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The global Data fabric market size to grow from USD 1.0 billion in 2020 to USD 4.2 billion by 2026, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 26.3% during the forecast period.
Various factors such as increasing volume and variety of business data, emerging need for business agility and accessibility, and growing demand for real-time streaming analytics are expected to drive the adoption of the data fabric software and services.
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced businesses to find new alternatives for speedy recovery and attention to the urgent need to access enough data in crisis times. Disparate data stores hamper the efforts of business leaders to make fully informed decisions. Using a modern data architecture approach called data fabric, Ernst & Young (EY) developed Business Resiliency Data Fabric that enables access to data wherever it lives. Data fabric supports rapid technological change while increas
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When you work with large-scale data, it’s important to “…know when to hold ‘em, know when to fold ‘em…”.
Most modern businesses rely on large-scale data, so it’s natural to focus on the best ways to quickly ingest and store huge amounts of data. But people often overlook how to delete data in very large-scale systems. It may sound simple, but it becomes a non-trivial task when data sets are in the tens of terabytes to petabyte or even exabyte scale.
The challenge of deleting large-scale data is a widespread issue that can have significant consequences if not done properly. For example, think about the ramifications of not following auditing requirements concerning data deletions mandated in the GDPR or California’s equivalent, CCPA. Even when data is deleted for more mundane reasons, such as freeing up resources, the process can have a negative impact on critical operations if a system is not built with specific mechanisms to deal
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