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Apache Iceberg is an open-source data lake table format that Snowflake supports as part of the company’s growing strategies to embrace more open technologies.

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A cybersecurity researcher found an open database with over 184 million account credentials, exposing sensitive data from major tech and financial platforms.

According to a new report by cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler, the leak affected everything from Apple and Google usernames and passwords and social media logins to banks accounts.

Database technology startup ClickHouse Inc. has nearly tripled its valuation to $6.35 billion in a new funding round, according to a person familiar with the matter — underscoring investors ...

A colossal data breach has reportedly exposed approximately four billion records containing personal information of hundreds of millions of users, primarily from China. The 631-gigabyte database ...

Harvard University revokes Francesca Gino's tenure over data fraud allegations. Gino, known for her work on ethics, denies the claims and filed a lawsuit.

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The secretive tech company behind Trump's data collection efforts The Trump administration reportedly wants a master database on every American — and they want Palantir to make it happen.

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The Trump administration has expanded Palantir’s work with the government, spreading the company’s technology — which could easily merge data on Americans — throughout agencies.