Golfer Francesco Molinari uses big data to improve his game, reports Yahoo Finance. 

Using big data to help improve one’s odds of winning isn’t just a task for wealthy quant traders on Wall Street looking to score epic profits. 

A process must be developed that allows data scientists to use big data without violating the privacy of the members of the data set, reports Enterprisers Project.

Much of the data that governments, companies, and individuals use on a daily basis aggregates information that is confidential to some degree.

Big data platform Kaskada has raised 9.8 million in funding, reports Seattle Business. 

Seattle startup Kaskada, a tech company that provides a platform for data scientists and engineers to better collaborate in developing machine-learning algorithms, has successfully completed an $8 million funding round, bringing the total raised by the company to date to $9.8 million.