QUILT DATA UNVEILS INDEX TO AMAZON PUBLIC DATA

• Published in: Worldwide Videotex Update Vol. 38; no. 10
• Format: Newsletter Trade Publication Article
• Language: English
• Published: Boston Worldwide Videotex 01.10.2019
• Subjects: Advisors; Appointments & personnel changes; Artificial intelligence; Collaboration; Computer science; Data analysis; Machine learning; Macintosh personal computers; Organizations; Researchers; Silicon; Spatial analysis; Startups; Web browsers; World Wide Web; United States > US; Silicon Valley-California
• ISSN: 0731-7891

Quilt's data collaboration platform is used by organizations worldwide to share, understand, discover and model petabytes of data in domains like cell biology, image recognition, sports performance analysis, drug discovery and geospatial analysis. “Quilt unifies the world's data into a single interface,” said Kevin Moore, CEO and co-founder of Quilt Data. “We're creating a place on the web where anyone can uncover everything the world knows about a given subject. Quilt has the opportunity to reshape what it means for companies to be data-driven at cloud scale." Since it is no longer feasible for organizations to copy the vast expanses of cloud data into applications and servers, Quilt connects the world's data by indexing it in place. Ernie Prabhakar: Prabhakar is a 17-year veteran of Apple Computer, where he drove adoption of UNIX and open source technologies across Apple’s operating systems and development platforms, starting with the launch of Mac OS X Server 1.0 in 1999 to support the original iMac.