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Snowflake’s cross-cloud platform breaks down silos by supporting a variety of data types and storage patterns. Data engineers, data scientists, analysts, and developers across organizations can access governed structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data for a variety of workloads, without resource contention or concurrency issues.

As Snowflake rolls out its new Telecom Data Cloud, “Data Cloud Now” host Ryan Green sits down with Phil Kippen, Global Head of Industry, Telecom, at Snowflake, to discuss what it all means for telecom service providers. During the interview, Kippen notes that the arrival of 5G creates new market opportunities but also new operational complexities for telecom service providers as they take on the task of rolling out new services and managing new infrastructure. He explains that the rollout of the Telecom Data Cloud will help companies achieve operational efficiencies by providing a single, unified platform across all domains and business functions within the telecom service provider environment and across all clouds. In addition, Snowflake will help service providers create a new marketplace that will enhance their ability to find new ways to monetize their data and applications and will help them work with partners across the telecom ecosystem to develop new opportunities for collaboration and data sharing.

Learn about Snowflake Snowpark. What if there was a way to enable your entire team to collaborate securely on the same data in a single platform that just works, regardless of language? Snowpark is here to help. Supercharge your data team to securely build scalable, optimized pipelines in your language. Quickly and efficiently execute machine learning workflows, with your choice of language, from Python to Scala and more. For more details visit: snowflake.com/snowpark

Accelerate the growth of your business by monetizing your data and apps in the Data Cloud while serving customers more effectively across clouds and without costly integrations or data pipelines. In this product demo, Snowflake's Lena Pennington shows you how to list your product on Snowflake Marketplace to reach thousands of organizations in the Data Cloud.

In today's livestream, Evan Troyka and Melanie Klein will introduce the 1-day Snowpark DataFrame Programming course on Snowflake. This 1-day course covers concepts, features, and programming constructs intended for practitioners building DataFrame data solutions in Snowflake.

In this episode of “Data Cloud Now,” host Ryan Green sits down with Snowflake CIO and CDO Sunny Bedi to discuss how, in today’s uncertain economy, organizations use data and machine learning to maximize operational efficiency and control costs. Sunny and Ryan discuss how to use data and applications to optimize provisioning employees with the right technical resources and software. Snowflake itself has recently developed SnowPatrol — an internal application to analyze, predict, and optimize software spend.

At Snowflake's biggest Data Cloud Developer Summit in Tel Aviv, lead Snowflake evangelist Eva Murray interviewed Or Lenchner, CEO of Bright Data, and Rotem Alaluf, CEO of Wand.ai, to get their thoughts about their experience as start-up companies building products on Snowflake. #Snowflake #DataCloud

In this episode of “Data Cloud Now,” Cybersyn Founder Alex Izydorczyk chats with DCN host Ryan Green about his passion for using data to drive business decisions and how the formation of the Snowflake Marketplace has dramatically enhanced data usage and data sharing opportunities. It’s leading to what he calls the “Moneyball-ization” of every industry. Tune in to hear him elaborate on that concept and to learn how Cybersyn itself is using publicly available sources of economic and demographic data to create new data sets in the Marketplace that hold valuable potential for almost any business.

In this episode of “Data Cloud Now,” Gautam Srinivasan, DCN's India Correspondent chats with Michael Kilberry, Senior Director and Industry Field CTO at Snowflake, about some of the newest product announcements from Snowflake, including Unistore, which brings analytical and transactional data together in a single platform. They also discuss some of the unique characteristics and data needs of businesses in India.

With 19 million customers, NatWest is a household name in banking. We talked to David Charnley, the bank’s Head of Strategy and Transformation for Data and Analytics, to learn how Snowflake’s Data Cloud provides new insights into customer activities. NatWest collaborates across several areas of the business, including risk teams, retail teams, and ESG teams, to produce in-depth analysis of its customers’ carbon footprints. Using Snowflake, the bank combines risk data, customer identity data, transactions, and activity to paint a rich and detailed picture of how the actions customers take every day add to their emissions totals.