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3800 B.C.Babylonians strive to gather a national head count
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Herman Hollerith invents an electric machine that reads holes punched into paper cards to tabulate 1890 census data
The ENIAC, the first electronic programmable computer built in the US
World War II, engineers develop a series of ground-breaking mass data-processing machines, culminating in the first programmable electronic computer.
The U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) begins collecting and processing signals intelligence automatically
TV’s Nielsen ratings system launched in the U.S.
The 80 MHz Cray-1 is announced
The U.S. government secretly studies a plan to transfer all government records to magnetic computer tape at a single national data center
Tim Berners-Lee proposes leveraging the Internet, to share information globally through a "hypertext" system called the World Wide Web.
"We are developing a supercomputer that will do more calculating in a second than a person with a hand-held calculator can do in 30,000 years." --U.S. President Bill Clinton
SETI@home utilizes unused processor time on personal computers around the world to search for extra terrestrial intelligence.
FICO credit score introduced
Google applies algorithms to web searches to maximize results relevance
As social networks proliferate, technology bloggers and professionals breathe new life into the "big data" concept.
Obama's administration launches data.gov as part of its Open Government Initiative.
Human Genome Project to map all the genes of human beings formally begin.
NASA researchers use the term "big data" for the first time to describe super-computers generating massive amounts of infor-mation that cannot be processed and visualized.
First iPad is created
Spark becomes an Apache Top–Level Project
Production version of R language for analytic software grows from 0 to 1,000,000 users
Hadoop wins 1 TB sort benchmark
High-speed processing makes distributed computing and Big Data analytics viable for most organizations.
190,000 more analytics experts and 1.5 million more data-literate managers needed in the US by 2018
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"Data sets are generally quite large, taxing the capacities of main memory, local disk, and even remote disk," NASA researchers write. "We call this the problem of big data."
The first paper in the history of graph theory, written by Leonhard Euler, is published in 1736.
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google receives over
2,000,000search queries
571new websites
are created
email users send
204,166,667messages
NEW DATA CREATED EVERY
MINUTE
Consumers spend
$272,070 on web shopping
twitter userssend over
100,000tweets
instagram users share
3,600new photos
brands & organizations on facebook receive
34,722 “likes”Wordpress
users publish
347new blog posts
tumblr blog owners publish
27,778new posts
the mobile web recieves
217 new users
Now
that same amount is created every two d
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