A friend of mine once commented that if you're not Google or Facebook, you don't have big data.
Is this adding a tier to that? A gigabyte a second, per car?
(I know, Google has self-driving cars, but forget about that for a moment)
Is this adding a tier to that? A gigabyte a second, per car?
(I know, Google has self-driving cars, but forget about that for a moment)
For contrast, one experiment at CERN produces 40TB/sec of sensor data, before downsampling and filtering: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compact_Muon_Solenoid#Collecti...
As a rearguard defense: Yes, but, what percent of the time is CERN running an experiment [that generates that data]?
According to a quick Google search, average time spent driving is 101 minutes / day.
Totally makes sense that CERN (and, likely, any large Science! efforts) produces that level of burst data, but wouldn't these cars produce more data over time?
As a different topic, a different friend of mine is of the opinion that AI is dependent on the throughput of data through the system; think about the amount of information your body feeds to your brain, and how much time it was doing that before you were capable of communication.