Tackling the Six Fundamental Challenges of Big Data in Research Projects by Utilizing a Scalable and Modular Architecture

Over the last decades the necessity for processing and storing huge amounts of data has increased enormously, especially in the fundamental research area. Beside the management of large volumes of data, research projects are facing additional fundamental challenges in terms of data velocity, data va...

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