China’s push to be a leader in big data makes it ripe for criminals, reports SC Magazine. 

Researchers on Monday reported that cybercriminals are taking advantage of China’s push to become a leader in big data by extracting legitimate big data sources and selling the stolen data on the Chinese-language dark web. 

According to IoT World Today, data lake houses look to combine the best of data lakes with data warehouse capabilities. 

Edge computing is prominent in IoT discussions these days, particularly where artificial intelligence comes into play. Software architects see advantage in processing or pre-processing data on the edge of the Internet.

Big data is helping scientists unlock the secrets of the human genome, reports GCN.

The first draft of the human genome was published 20 years ago in 2001, took nearly three years and cost between US$500 million and $1 billion.