Big Data
Big data is an umbrella term used to describe extremely large data sets that are difficult to process and analyze in a reasonable amount of time using traditional methods. Big data consists of structured, unstructured, and semi-structured data. It is formally characterized by its five Vs: volume, velocity, variety, veracity, and value
Volume describes the massive scale and size of data sets that contain terabytes, petabytes, or exabytes of data
Velocity describes the high speed at which massive amounts of new data are being generated
Variety describes the broad assortment of data types and formats that are being generated
Veracity describes the quality and integrity of the data in an extremely large data set
Value describes the data’s ability to be turned into actionable insights.
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Big Data is a large data set with increasing volume, variety and velocity. Learn more about the big data definition, examples and tools on Cloud.🔗Google Cloud -
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The definition of big data can be found in our guide to data integration technology nomenclature. Discover today & find solutions for tomorrow.🔗informatica.com -
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Big data refers to large, diverse sets of information from a variety of sources that grow at ever-increasing rates.🔗Investopedia -
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Big Data✔️is a collection of huge data sets that normal computing techniques cannot process. Read to know what is Big Data✔️, its source, and its benefits.🔗Simplilearn.com -