Madrid, Spain – According to Statista, the global big data market is forecasted to grow to 103 billion U.S. dollars by 2027, more than double its expected market size in 2018. Millions of transactions are executed, resulting in a colossal amount of valuable data being produced. Financial institutions are using data analytics software to gain insights into stock market movements and make impactful business decisions. Meanwhile, professional traders are utilizing advanced data analytics to make better investment decisions that produce predictable gains.

GRSTAR aims to disrupt the wealth management industry with their proprietary STAR System (Software for Tracking, Analysis and Risk Assessment) to broaden their users’ investment portfolio. GRSTAR’s predictive analytics model is able to precisely predict future outcomes with a 95-98% accuracy in the fields of Finance, Blockchain, Gaming, Real Estate and Emerging Technologies.

“For STAR to achieve such a remarkable accuracy level, we need to collect a large amount of data directly from the end user. The data needs to cover all aspects of information from social preferences, personal health, thinking logic, consumption habits, investment patterns and more,” highlighted GRSTAR CEO Tom Morrison.

“We utilize the data generated by various platforms open to the public and solve the “last mile” problem by facilitating our individual data collection ecosystem, GRS Data Exchange, that rewards our users for their data when they offer them to us,” added Morrison.

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Madrid, Spain – According to Statista, the global big data market is forecasted to grow to 103 billion U.S. dollars by 2027, more than double its expected market size in 2018. Millions of transactions are executed, resulting in a colossal amount of valuable data being produced. Financial institutions are using data analytics software to gain insights into stock market movements and make impactful business decisions. Meanwhile, professional traders are utilizing advanced data analytics to make better investment decisions that produce predictable gains.

GRSTAR aims to disrupt the wealth management industry with their proprietary STAR System (Software for Tracking, Analysis and Risk Assessment) to broaden their users’ investment portfolio. GRSTAR’s predictive analytics model is able to precisely predict future outcomes with a 95-98% accuracy in the fields of Finance, Blockchain, Gaming, Real Estate and Emerging Technologies.

“For STAR to achieve such a remarkable accuracy level, we need to collect a large amount of data directly from the end user. The data needs to cover all aspects of information from social preferences, personal health, thinking logic, consumption habits, investment patterns and more,” highlighted GRSTAR CEO Tom Morrison.

“We utilize the data generated by various platforms open to the public and solve the “last mile” problem by facilitating our individual data collection ecosystem, GRS Data Exchange, that rewards our users for their data when they offer them to us,” added Morrison.

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Yokogawa has released the DLM5000, a new generation mixed-signal oscilloscope with options for four or eight analog inputs.

The new oscilloscope succeeds the previous eight-channel DLM4000 model. With redesigned hardware, the device provides major improvements in both performance and operability, incorporating a sampling rate double that of the previous model.

Created to be extremely adaptable and flexible, the device satisfies the precise demands of companies in industries such as automotive, aerospace, mechatronics, power electronics, railway and consumer electronics.

The device is excellent for developing high-performance and intelligent power-semiconductor technologies and mechatronics applied in modern electric vehicles, motor controls and energy-efficient electronic designs.

Terry Marrinan, VP sales and marketing Yokogawa Europe and South-East Asia, says: “With its eight analog channels and the ability to link up with other units, the DLM5000 sets a new standard in measurement flexibility. The large number of data points needed in the analysis of inverters, motors and mechatronic systems means that more channels are needed to capture that data. The Yokogawa DLM5000 meets the demands of today’s development engineers, giving them the features they need to analyse thousands of captured waveforms.”

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