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Contact: Oli Bage <oli.bage@refinitiv.com> | Contact: Oli Bage <oli.bage@refinitiv.com> | ||
I would indeed love to get Refinitiv and the London Stock Exchange Group (we are merging at the moment) to engage with the group projects. We have a 60PB treasure trove of data and tools that students could theoretically play with, including the high interest area of ESG. | I would indeed love to get Refinitiv and the [[London Stock Exchange Group]] (we are merging at the moment) to engage with the group projects. We have a 60PB treasure trove of data and tools that students could theoretically play with, including the high interest area of ESG. | ||
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Do you think that it might be an interesting challenge for students to engage with some of the infrastructure design questions too? For example, I expect your day to day work with that data relies on high-end compute and networks. We could ask students to create scalable toolchain for any range of specification - perhaps down to a Raspberry Pi, or low-end Android phone on a 2G data connection (a typical scenario in Ethiopia)? | Do you think that it might be an interesting challenge for students to engage with some of the infrastructure design questions too? For example, I expect your day to day work with that data relies on high-end compute and networks. We could ask students to create scalable toolchain for any range of specification - perhaps down to a Raspberry Pi, or low-end Android phone on a 2G data connection (a typical scenario in Ethiopia)? | ||
Latest revision as of 18:43, 10 November 2021
Contact: Oli Bage <oli.bage@refinitiv.com>
I would indeed love to get Refinitiv and the London Stock Exchange Group (we are merging at the moment) to engage with the group projects. We have a 60PB treasure trove of data and tools that students could theoretically play with, including the high interest area of ESG.
Response:
Do you think that it might be an interesting challenge for students to engage with some of the infrastructure design questions too? For example, I expect your day to day work with that data relies on high-end compute and networks. We could ask students to create scalable toolchain for any range of specification - perhaps down to a Raspberry Pi, or low-end Android phone on a 2G data connection (a typical scenario in Ethiopia)?
