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Ted Bailey and the value of twenty-three minutes
In 2011, nineteen tweets helped Dataminr get ahead of a global news story. Its co-founder Ted Bailey has spent the years since pursuing the interval between an event happening and someone knowing enough to act.
Dataminr Sells the Most Expensive Minutes in the Room
The New York company built a multibillion-dollar business by finding the first credible signal in a very noisy world. Its product is not information. It is the head start before everyone else has it.
One Lake to Rule Them All: Microsoft Fabric Ends the Great Data Copy
Microsoft Fabric is a unified, AI-powered data analytics platform that folds data engineering, data science, data warehousing, real-time intelligence, and Power BI business intelligence into one software-as-a-service experience. At its center sits OneLake, a single multi-cloud data lake that removes the need to copy and move data between tools. Copilot is threaded through every workload, letting people build pipelines, notebooks, and reports with natural language. Generally available since November 2023, Fabric is used by tens of thousands of organizations, including a majority of the Fortune 500.
Zumigo
Zumigo is a San Jose-based digital identity company that turns real-time mobile signals into fraud-fighting intelligence. By tapping data from 800+ mobile network operators, credit bureaus, and financial institutions, its Assure platform verifies who is on the other end of a transaction - catching synthetic identities, SIM swaps, and account takeovers while enabling passwordless sign-in. It counts top-10 global banks, fintechs, and e-commerce platforms among 250+ enterprise clients.