The enterprise data landscape is undergoing a fundamental shift as the importance of unstructured data grows in parallel with the rise of generative AI and agentic workflows. Data platforms are ...

Structured data, such as names and phone numbers, fits neatly into rows and columns. Unstructured data, however, has no fixed scheme, and may have a highly complex format such as audio files or web ...

Billions of people shop online. They use social media. They stream movies and send texts and pictures to the other side of the world. Each second, a huge amount of data is created and collected. But, ...

Traditional data warehouses—once the backbone of business intelligence and reporting—are increasingly misaligned with today’s data demands. The surge in data volume, velocity and variety has exposed ...

What’s the best way to store, search, and analyze content not based on their technical characteristics but on their meaning? The volume of data being created today is truly staggering. IDC projects ...

The best AI outputs are fueled by both structured and unstructured data. Structured data, by definition, has some kind of order, such as rows and columns. Unstructured data is the opposite, lacking ...

Globally, unstructured data represents 80% to 90% of the world’s digital information. By 2025, that volume is expected to reach 175 zettabytes. Unstructured data is everywhere—medical images, ...