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Emil Eifrem, Neo4j // Graphs Are Eating The World (Hosted by FirstMark Capital) Apr 20, 2015 · 2 mentions

  • ▶ 22:04 unnamed speaker Snowflake. 2 times in the scene

Bob Muglia, Snowflake // Navigating The Cloud (Hosted by FirstMark Capital) Apr 20, 2015 · 15 mentions

  • ▶ 6:33 Bob Muglia And this is what we've done with Snowflake. 2 times in the scene
  • ▶ 8:48 Bob Muglia What we've tried to do with Snowflake here is by inventing a data warehouse in the cloud era where semi-structured data is a very important part of the kind of data that people want to analyze.
  • ▶ 11:57 Bob Muglia Cloud environment is if you're running an online service, a software as a service offering like Snowflake, we have the ability to keep the software always up to date.
  • ▶ 14:07 Bob Muglia And what we've done literally with the Snowflake architecture is we've taken advantage of what the cloud can provide. 5 times in the scene
  • ▶ 19:19 Bob Muglia But now we even find that if people have initial data loads that are, you know, 50 or a hundred terabytes of data load that they load into Snowflake, they can get that data up in a few week period, and it's, and it's almost certain that… 6 times in the scene
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