Getting Started with GPU Computing in Anaconda
GPU computing has become a big part of the data science landscape. Computational needs continue to grow, and a large number of GPU-accelerated projects are now available. In addition, GPUs are now available from every major cloud provider, so access to the hardware has never been easier. However, building GPU software on your own can […]
Securely Connecting Anaconda Enterprise to a Remote Spark Cluster
With the release of Anaconda Enterprise 5, we are introducing a more robust method of connecting JupyterLab, the interactive data science notebook enviro…
Anaconda Enterprise 5 Introduces Secure Collaboration to Amplify the Impact of Enterprise Data Scientists
Anaconda, the Python data science leader, today introduced Anaconda Enterprise 5 software to help organizations
Introducing Anaconda Enterprise 5
From its inception, Anaconda has had the mission to build better products for data scientists and the organizations they serve. We were the first company to launch a collaborative notebook product back in 2012. In this 5-year journey, we’ve learned a lot from our customers and we’ve worked to empower their organizations to effectively leverage […]
Keeping Anaconda Up To Date
Below is a question that gets asked so often that I decided it would be helpful to publish an answer explaining the various ways in which Anaconda can be kept up to date. The question was originally asked on StackOverflow. I have Anaconda installed on my computer and I’d like to update it. In Navigator […]
Galvanize Capstone Series: Elderly Financial Fraud Detection
This post is part of our Galvanize Capstone featured projects. This post was written by Sanhita Joshi and posted here with their permission.
The goal of…
Galvanize Capstone Series: Predicting Demand with RideAustin
The purpose of my project is to try to bridge that gap. If I can successfully predict what areas in Austin are likely to have high demand, I can tell dri…
Galvanize Capstone Series: Geolocation of Twitter Users
This post is part of our Galvanize Capstone featured projects. This post was written by Shawn Terryah and posted here with his permission. In June of this year, I completed the Data Science Immersive program at Galvanize in Austin, TX. The final few weeks of the program were dedicated to individual capstone projects of our choosing. I […]
Open Sourcing Anaconda Accelerate
We’re very excited to announce the open sourcing and splitting of the proprietary Anaconda Accelerate library into several new projects. This change has been a long time coming, and we are looking forward to moving this functionality out into the open for the community. A Brief History of Accelerate/NumbaPro Continuum Analytics has always been a […]
Package Better with Conda Build 3
Handling version compatibility is one of the hardest challenges in building software. Until now, conda-build provided helpful tools in terms of the ability to constrain or pin versions in recipes. The limiting thing about this capability was that it entailed editing a lot of recipes. Conda-build 3 introduces a new scheme for controlling version constraints, […]