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I’ve recently been getting pretty far into the weeds about what the future of data programming is going to look like. I use pandas and dplyr in python and R respectively. But I’m starting to see the shape of something that’s interesting coming down the pike. I’ve been working on a project that involves scatterplot visualizations at a massive scale–up to 1 billion points sent to the browser. In doing this, two things have become clear:
Any significant improvement in processing times will be a boon to productivity, say analysts Lindsay Clark Wed 17 Mar 2021 // 14:45 UTC Share Copy Informatica has announced a serverless, Spark-based data integration engine intended to accelerate data engineering for machine learning in the cloud using Nvidia GPU processors. Within the vendor's integration platform-as-a-service, CDI Elastic, microservices support different data management activities. The new capability is targeted at extract, transform, load-type (ETL) workloads. "You may have data sitting in a data lak...
A Hybrid Apache Arrow/Numpy DataFrame with Vaex version 4.0 A Hybrid Apache Arrow/Numpy DataFrame with Vaex version 4.0 The Vaex DataFrame has always been very fast. Built from the ground up to be out of core (the size of your disk is the limit), it pushes the limits of what single machines can do in the context of big data analysis. Starting from version 2, we added better support for string data, giving an almost 1000x speedup compared to Pandas at the time. To support this seemingly trivial datatype, we had to choose a disk and memory format and did not want to reinvent the wheel. ...