OmniSci, a leader in accelerated analytics, today announced the launch of OmniSci Free, a full-featured version of its analytics platform available for use forever at no cost.

The primary challenge for data science in an era of IoT, mobile devices, social media, online transactions and the like isn’t one of data compatibility or system scalability. It’s context.

2020 has been a year of numbers- infectious rates, voting percentages, unemployment statistics, electoral college totals, vaccine shipments.

From the earliest days of the pandemic, data has been essential to an effective response, yet case counts, testing data, hospitalization rates, provisional death counts and patient recoveries have been the most visible statistics.

Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) go beyond algorithms—they also include associated methods to aggregate and parse new sources of data and use it to develop new applications in an expanding range of industries.

Analytics startups and market trends aren't 100% linked, but often the confluence of the two is what separates the new vendors that are able to attract customers and make a lasting impact from the litany that quickly fade away.

With Facebook, Twitter and others announcing they are now allowing their employees to work from home (WFH) indefinitely, it’s easy to assume that offices of the future will house skeleton staff, and staffers will all be laboring online from their mountaintop cabins.

We are just weeks away from the first COVID-19 vaccinations being administered to individuals, a remarkable feat of biochemistry and drug development.

Semantix, a provider of solutions in big data, analytics, artificial intelligence and quantum computing, is expanding its portfolio product and solutions, bringing OmniSci to Latin America

Semantix, a provider of solutions in big data, analytics, artificial intelligence and quantum computing, is expanding its portfolio product and solutions, bringing OmniSci to Latin America.