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Open source projects are forked for many reasons such as: Communities that hope to take the project in a different direction. For example MariaDB Large…

In response to significant demand from our customers, we are happy to announce a new extension of the Notebooks feature on the Qubole Data Service:…

With the recent announcement of Dashboards, we at Qubole want to make sure that our customers have everything that they need to succeed with using…

UPDATE: Qubole’s Spark tuning tool is now open source and named Sparklens. To contribute, checkout out source code from https://github.com/qubole/sparklens.To analyse your spark applications with Sparklens,…

Drug discovery is the process of identifying molecular compounds which are likely to become the active ingredient in prescription medicine. At a high level, it…

Deep learning has been shown to produce highly effective machine learning models in a diverse group of fields. Some of the most interesting are: pharmaceutical drug discovery…

Organizations that undertake big data initiatives soon realize how complex they are and how difficult, as well as resource intensive, it is to keep up with the…

Qubole has defined a new security model to improve enterprise-level security and data governance on the cloud. The model integrates the cloud vendor’s storage authorization…

Jupyter™ Notebooks is one of the most popular IDE of choice among Python users. Traditionally, Jupyter users work with small or sampled datasets that do…

Co-authored by Ajay Bhave and Rohan Garg, Members of Technical Team, Qubole. We are excited to announce the integration of Microsoft’s Azure Data Lake Store (ADLS) with…