8 ANALYTICAL AND LABORATORY EQUIPMENT
in research data T
oday’s digital world is collecting data faster than ever before, a rise that
is not explained by population dynamics but by the number, range and aff ordability of information-gathering devices. T ese cheap and increasingly numerous devices include the omnipresent mobile phone, estimated to have passed the 5 billion mark and on target to reach 5.7 billion by 2020, but also comprise remote-sensing devices, RFID readers, wireless sensors, CCTV cameras, and microphones, not to mention the
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vast data collecting behemoth that is the worldwide web. And we should not overlook the fact that the Internet of T ings (IoT) and wearable medical data collection devices are still in their infancy. If we are in any doubt about the data explosion, a 2015 Aureus Analytics report suggested that 90% of the data in the world had been created in the previous two years alone, and the world’s data volume was expected to continue to grow at 40% year on year.
The Cosmos solution is is fi nding the connections that turn big data into real-world applications
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