Broadcom rethinks their cybersecurity data lake with Google Cloud

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Broadcom got rid of their "noisy neighbor" problem for their security analytics team by moving to Google Cloud. This move reduced their data lake support issues by 25%.

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data lake
Apache Hadoop
Apache Spark
cybersecurity analytics
Broadcom
open source data lakes
google cloud data lake