Colaboratory, sometimes called "Colab," is a Google Research product. It enables anyone to create and execute arbitrary Python code through the browser. Technically speaking, Colab is a hosted Jupyter notebook service that offers free access to computer resources, including GPUs, and requires no setup. As a better iteration of Jupyter Notebook, Google Colab can be characterized. Data analysis, teaching, and machine learning are three areas where Colab excels.

If I were to choose what was hottest trend in 2020, it would not be a single item in this top 10 list. The hottest trend would be a hybrid (convergence) of several of these items. That hybrid would include: Observability, coupled with Edge and the ever-rising ubiquitous IoT (sensors on everything), boosted by 5G and cloud technologies, fueling ever-improving ML and DL algorithms, all of which are enabling "just-in-time" intelligence and intelligent automation (for data-driven decisions and action, at the point of data collection), deployed with a data-literate workforce, in a sustainable and trusted MLOps environment, where algorithms, data, and applications work harmoniously and are governed and secured by AIOps. If we learned anything from the year 2020, it should be that trendy technologies do not comprise a menu of digital transformation solutions to choose from, but there really is only one combined solution, which is the hybrid convergence of data innovation technologies. From my perspective, that was the single most significant data innovation trend of the year 2020.

The data science and machine learning platform space is dynamic and crowded. In addition to understanding what the market has to offer, shopping for a platform means assessing the needs of your data science, IT, and leadership teams.

Machine learning is a growing area of computer science and several programming languages support ML framework and libraries. Among all of the programming languages, Python is the most popular choice followed by C, Java, JavaScript, and C#.

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