SAN DIEGO, CA Jan. 26, 2024 — BigDATAwire (formerly Datanami), the leading publication covering big data, analytics, and AI news, today announced the winners of its eighth annual Readers’ and Editors’ Choice Awards. The awards recognize the companies and products that made a difference in the big data community in 2023 and provide insight into the current state of the industry.
BigDATAwire has designated two categories of awards: (1) Readers’ Choice, where winners have been elected by a global community of readers, and (2) Editors’ Choice, where winners have been selected by BigDATAwire editors. The process started with an open nomination process, with voting taking place for 30 days.
“It’s my great honor today to announce the winners of the 2023 Readers’ Choice Awards,” said BigDATAwire Managing Editor Alex Woodie said. “The world of big data, advanced analytics, and AI moves incredibly fast, and these solution providers have demonstrated the skill, determination, and acumen necessary to succeed in these rapidly evolving markets.”
These awards, now in their eighth year, are gaining recognition as being among the most prestigious recognition given by the big data and AI community to its own each year, and are the only awards that provide open voting to a worldwide audience of end users.
More information on these awards can be found at the BigDATAwire website at www.bigdatawire.com/2023-readers-choice-awards or on Twitter through the following hashtag: #BigDATAwireRCA23.
THE 2023 BIGDATAWIRE READERS’ AND EDITORS’ CHOICE AWARD WINNERS ARE:
Best Data and AI Product or Technology: Machine Learning and Data Science Platform
Readers’ Choice: Dataiku
Editors’ Choice: DataRobot AI Cloud
Best Data and AI Product or Technology: Edge and Internet of Things
Readers’ Choice: Confluent Cloud
Editors’ Choice: Nvidia Jetson AGX Orin
Best Data and AI Product or Technology: Stream Processing and Streaming Analytics
Readers’ Choice: Confluent Cloud
Editors’ Choice: Apache Flink
Best Data and AI Product or Technology: Business Intelligence and Data Visualization
Readers’ Choice: Tableau
Editors’ Choice: ThoughtSpot
Best Data and AI Product or Technology: Transactional Database
Readers’ Choice: PostgreSQL
Editors’ Choice: MongoDB
Best Data and AI Product or Technology: Analytics Database
Readers’ Choice: Apache Druid
Editors’ Choice: TigerGraph Enterprise
Best Data and AI Product or Technology: Cloud Data Service
Readers’ Choice: Redis Enterprise Cloud by Redis
Editors’ Choice: Wasabi Cloud Storage
Best Data and AI Product or Technology: Data Fabric / Data Mesh
Readers’ Choice: Starburst Enterprise
Editors’ Choice: Cloudera Data Platform
Best Data Storage Solution
Readers’ Choice: MinIO
Editors’ Choice: StorMagic SvSAN
Top 3 Data and AI Startups
Readers’ Choice:
Starburst
Firebolt
Yellow.ai
Editors’ Choice:
Monte Carlo
Pecan AI
Acceldata
Top 3 Data and AI Vendors
Readers’ Choice:
Databricks
Snowflake
AWS
Editors’ Choice:
Confluent
Google Cloud
Microsoft Azure
Top 3 Data and AI Open Source Projects to Watch
Readers’ Choice:
Apache Cassandra
Apache Iceberg
Apache Pulsar
Editors’ Choice:
Redis
Presto
Delta Lake 2.0
Top Data and AI Achievement
Readers’ Choice: Mapping Impacts of Climate Change — President Biden’s National Climate Taskforce leverages geographic information systems (GIS) from Esri and others to map the spread of heat-trapping gasses like carbon dioxide and methane; to help place green energy sources like offshore wind and solar farms; and to predict where extreme weather is most likely to occur.
Editors’ Choice: Leveraging Medical Data in the Cloud — Providence Health and Services, one of the country’s largest healthcare groups, overcomes security obstacles to unleash the power of data in the Microsoft Azure cloud with advanced analytics, machine learning, and streaming data use cases.
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