Data activation company Qubole announced
that Gannett, the country’s largest
newspaper publisher, is using Qubole to optimize and analyze hundreds of terabytes
of data each day. With Qubole‘s Presto engine, Gannett is able
to consolidate log-level data from hundreds of customers into one scalable data lake, and query an entire day’s
worth of data, about 70 million records across 300 dimensions, in seconds,
according to Qubole.
After more
than 100 years of growth, Gannett ran into a problem: what to do with the
massive stores of data derived from digital operations, and how to store that
data in a useful way, Qubole says.
Gannett
transitioned to Qubole in early 2016, after finding it impossible to
cost-effectively balance the needs of storage and compute resources with other
vendors, Qubole says.
“Today’s
enterprises often lack the resources they need to gain actionable insights from
the wealth of data they hold,” said Qubole CEO Ashish Thusoo. “Qubole’s
platform gives Gannett, and all our customers, the ability to quickly structure
and analyze their data and glean insights they would otherwise miss, saving
time, money, and manpower.”
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