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Week of November 8, 2021

Our friends at sailboat racing league SailGP return to the newsletter with a deep look at the cloud technologies they use to push performance. Consider five security principles to guide organizations. The Tigerlily Foundation, founded by an African immigrant breast cancer survivor, makes a difference to cancer patients. Plus: It’s a good time to curl up with a book—by the fire or on the beach, depending on your hemisphere. Java Magazine’s Alan Zeichick recommends some for developers.

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“To have machine learning and AI associated with SailGP is truly amazing. In the future, we know that there’s going to be insights that we haven’t really thought of today.”

— Warren Jones, CTO, SailGP

Catching tailwinds

With streaming analytics, machine learning, and visualization technologies all running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, the sailboat racing league SailGP can analyze more than 240,000 data points collected from 800 sensors on the vessels. SailGP’s CTO and senior solutions architect explains how.

5 security principles

Businesses, governments, and individuals are waking up to cybercrime threats and the need for preparation. “The cost of preparation will always be substantially lower than the cost of the crisis,” says Yonatan Striem-Amit, CTO of threat mitigation company and Oracle partner Cybereason, in a post by Oracle CIO Jae Sook Evans.

Making a difference

The Tigerlily Foundation, born from an African immigrant’s breast cancer journey, fights for equity and justice in breast cancer treatment and works directly with patients, particularly women of color, to provide comfort and community. “I thought, ‘How can I do something that’s going to make a difference in people’s lives?’” says founder and breast cancer survivor Maimah Karmo.

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Proxima City is a 9-square-meter model of a city connected to Oracle Cloud, built by Oracle’s Gabriele Provinciali and the Oracle Innovation Team. The project demonstrates how Internet of Things edge devices, the cloud, machine learning, and data science can make cities better.

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