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Real-Time Analytics on Snowflake: Stream, Transform, Serve
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Real-time analytics is the ability to turn live data into trusted insight and action within seconds. Real-time analytics processes and analyzes data as events happen, giving people and systems the current view of what’s happening, and the right latency depends on the workload.
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