According to Forbes, Sumo Logic is in a unique position to see the future of big data based on the big data they currently collect. 

Back in 2010, a team of self-described “data nerds” founded Sumo Logic. The vision was to build a platform to deliver–as a cloud native service–machine data analytics for anybody.

According to Forbes, researchers were able to use a combination of AI and Big Data to determine the participants in confidential legal cases. 

"Legal confidentiality is a shield for citizens." These are the words of Shami Chakrabarti, the one-time director of the U.K.-based human rights group Liberty, speaking in 2018. 

Companies can use big data and the internet of things to combat climate change, reports Forbes. 

There are plenty of pervasive myths about the state of climate change today, like that it’s a far-off problem or that it can’t be real because it’s cold out.