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AMPLAB was a
University of California,
Berkeley lab
focused on big data
analytics located in Soda Hall. The name
stands for the Algorithms,
Machines and...
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Originally developed at the
University of California, Berkeley's
AMPLab, the
Spark codebase was
later donated to the
Apache Software Foundation...
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Berkeley he was
director of the Algorithms, Machines, and
People Laboratory (
AMPLab), a
collaboration of
computing systems, data management,
machine learning...
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scenario called Fort Wars.
While at
University of California, Berkeley's
AMPLab in 2009, he
created Apache Spark as a
faster alternative to MapReduce. He...
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computer science at the
University of California,
Berkeley and co-director of
AMPLab. He co-founded
Conviva and
Databricks with
other original developers of...
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machine learning and
other data
science use cases.
Databricks grew out of the
AMPLab project at
University of California,
Berkeley that was
involved in making...
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Spark open
source project while he was a
doctoral candidate at the
AMPLab at the
University of California, Berkeley. He
received his Ph.D. in computer...
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grant of $10
million over five
years to the
AMPLab at the
University of California, Berkeley. The
AMPLab also
received funds from DARPA, and over a dozen...
- "Tachyon",
Alluxio was
created at the
University of California, Berkeley's
AMPLab as
Haoyuan Li's Ph.D. Thesis,
advised by
Professor Scott Shenker & Professor...
- file
system (VDFS),
started at the
University of California, Berkeley's
AMPLab. The
system abstracts data from
various file
systems and
object stores.[citation...
