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Types of Problem suited to Big Data Analysis

 One of the greatest challenges is storage with insane amounts of data generated everyday. Also because Unstructured data can’t be stored in traditional databases. 

Processing big data is also a problem which refers to reading, analysing etc or useful information from raw information because of this the changing from all this data to finding all the useful parts is very challenging. 

Security is another problem because non-encrypted info is more likely to be stolen or damaged which makes it such a large concern for organisations.  

https://www.simplilearn.com/challenges-of-big-data-article#:~:text=Storage,be%20stored%20in%20traditional%20databases.

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