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Data 'half-life': Perils of outdated and incomplete data
Data point possess an inherent ‘best before’ date, after which any insight or information derived from the same could be sub-optimal
ByManish Sinha
Half kung-fu, half opera: China's captivating 'heroes' dance
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Half of mangrove ecosystems at risk: study
ByAFPRelaxnews
SUV sales soar worldwide, half of them are electric
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How Meerut produced half of UP's total athletes at the Asian Games
ByFazal Rahim
Half the world's population will experience a mental health disorder by age 75: study
ByAFPRelaxnews
Half of bottled water sales enough to provide safe tap water to all: UN report
ByAFPRelaxnews
Connecting the dots with big data
ByAnna Rohleder
Ireland data centres consume more power than houses
ByAFPRelaxnews
Modern cars are a data privacy 'nightmare': study
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Beyond step counting: wearable tech promises medical-grade data
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Data management is all about timing
ByManish Sinha
Start-up India Action Plan: Glass half-full, yet half-empty
ByHarichandan Arakali
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