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Pretty Technical drives further growth with external investment Share May 13, 2021 Pretty Technical will accelerate the development of its core products after completing the first round of external investment. The investment, which comes from a ‘small group of private investors’ with experience in the finance and gaming sectors, will also enable Pretty Technical to promote its existing products and services across new markets. Commenting on the investment, Pretty Technical’s CEO Andre M...

Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Automation Will Dominate the Topics at The 7th Annual WWDVC This Year The World-Wide Data Vault Consortium (WWDVC) will be 100% virtual this year due to COVID-19 restrictions. The WWDVC conference held May 17 – 21 is the premier event for “All things Data Vault related.” Usually held each year in Stowe, Vermont, this event draws Business Intelligence and Data Warehousing experts from all over the world, where they gather to learn, network, an...

Vaultspeed Closes 3.6 Million in Series A Funding 1 By 3.6 million to accelerate growth and bring the best data warehouse automation solution to the global market. FREMONT, CA: Vaultspeed, the Belgium-based SaaS firm specialized in data warehouse automation solutions, closes a 3.6 million Series A round led by Fortino Capital Partners. The firm was founded two years ago by Piet De Windt and Dirk Vermeiren with The Cronos Group, who remains on board through its seed investment fund, the CoFoun...

RSK Infrastructure Framework Launches rLogin, Decentralized Digital Identity Solution Mar 9 2021 · 10:51 UTC | Updated Mar 9 2021 · 13:22 by Benjamin Godfrey · 3 min read Photo: Unsplash You have successfully joined our subscriber list. rLogin is already operational and integrated with several wallets, including Metamask, Nifty, Liquality, and WalletConnect. More wallet integrations are in the pipeline in the coming months. RSK Network, a multi-functional blockchain ecosystem has launche...

Warchi / Getty Images Large or small, every company has secrets it needs to keep to stay in business. It might be its customer list, proprietary source code, next-gen product plans or even the secret sauce for its sandwiches, but they all need to be protected from hackers, snoops and industrial spies. The best way to keep these things—and every other confidential item—under wraps is to hide them in plain sight by encrypting them. The mathematical magic of encryption means tha...

17 December 2020, 10:25 am EST By Synthetic data may sound new, but it has been around for decades. As early as the 1930s, there were already efforts to work with synthetic voice and audio. However, it was in the early 1990s when data scientists started exploring the idea of using manufactured data for statistical analysis without infringing on privacy rights. Fast forward to the present decade and the world is seeing projects like MITs Synthetic Data Vault, which is "a one-stop shop where use...

Dubai: Several government entities forged important deals and highlighted their innovative projects as the 40th GITEX Technology Week came to a close here on Thursday. Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, Managing Director and CEO of Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA), met several officials from local and international organisations to enhance cooperation in the energy and water sectors. Al Tayer met Hamad Obaid Al Mansoori, Director-General of the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) an...

"politico," mike allen, here with the morning "playbook." mike, "politicos" lead story is how democrats are pleading with the obama campaign to share their data. lots of luck. explain. >> no, youre very wise. so this data vault that the obama campaign put together -- and there are estimates that the campaign spent $100 million writing their own software, building this database. and this isnt the old name rank, serial number databases that campaigns had in the past. this is layers and layers of d...