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Introducing pipe syntax in BigQuery and Cloud Logging

Writing complex SQL queries can be challenging, but BigQuery's new pipe syntax offers a more intuitive way to structure your code. Learn how pipe syntax simplifies both exploratory analysis and complex log analytics tasks, helping you gain insights faster. Watch along and discover how to leverage pipe syntax in BigQuery for a more efficient analytics experience. Chapters: Speaker: Jeff Nelson Products Mentioned: Cloud - Data Analytics - BigQuery.

Visualize BigQuery data with Looker

Learn how to transform your raw BigQuery data into captivating visualizations and actionable insights. This video demonstrates how to seamlessly connect and visualize your BigQuery data using Looker’s user-friendly interface and powerful semantic modeling capabilities. Watch along and discover how Looker and BigQuery empower business users with self-service analytics today.

Analyze audio in BigQuery with Speech-to-Text

Unlock the power of your audio data! This video demonstrates how BigQuery's integration with Cloud Speech-to-Text lets you transform audio files – think customer calls, interviews, feedback – into structured text transcripts. Analyze this data at scale within your data warehouse, fueling smarter decisions and deeper customer understanding.

Analyze documents in BigQuery with Document AI

Turn your documents into actionable data! This video explores the power of BigQuery's integration with Document AI. Learn how to transform unstructured documents – think invoices, contracts, forms – into neatly structured tables within your data warehouse, unlocking smarter insights using familiar SQL syntax.

BigQuery vector search and embedding generation

Discover the power of semantic search! With BigQuery's vector search capabilities, you can analyze unstructured data like text, images, and videos based on their underlying meaning. Explore how machine learning transforms your data into numerical representations called embeddings, making it possible to find connections that traditional keyword searches often miss.