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Over time, technology and our ability to collect massive amounts of data continue to develop rapidly. These changes have caused tremendous changes in all walks of life around the world. Data is knowledge, and knowledge is irreplaceable for social and financial analysts, governments, or business owners. In the future, it is an inevitable trend that big data will have more and more influence on us. Big data may significantly change the way we manage many elements of our work, research and development, and even daily life. What is Big Data As the name suggests, big data refers to massive data sets. The size of these data sets around EB. 1 EB equals one million TB. As time goes by, more and more remote sensors and other data collection tools are integrated into everything from cars to transport containers. With the improvement of the ability to collect and process large amounts of data, the rise of artificial intelligence and machine learning also allows us to process and utilize data. Fro

As our network information becomes more and more abundant, every day we hear all the information about viral marketing, new viral information or content spreads at the speed of light. But what exactly does it exist? And how did it become a virus? Viral marketing is a kind of information that can be spread like a virus, in other words, products that spread quickly and generate interest among people and potentially sell brands or products. The idea is to let users choose what to share. Here is a practical example. In 2018, IHOP sent out a tweet. When they deliberately changed its name from IHOP to IHOb, it caused a lot of discussion and analysis. A large number of netizens began to speculate wildly about the real meaning behind the change from "P" to "b". All netizens in the world are guessing what this b represents. At this time, their social media accounts and guesses about b are playing their roles, and arouse a lot of interest on the Internet, and the guesses beco