Co-Authored by Ji Lim and Maurice Martin On April 2nd, 2020 VMware Tanzu Data and Amazon Web Services (AWS) participated in a joint webinar detailing the capabilities and benefits of running advanced analytics and data science models in Greenplum on AWS. Our collective teams partnered to deliver a series of short presentations and demos to …
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