# Stephen Brobst
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stephen brobst (born September 21, 1962) is an American technology executive.
== Early life and education ==
stephen brobst was born September 21, 1962 at the hospital on Stanford University campus where both of his parents did their undergraduate studies. In his childhood years he participated in chess tournaments sponsored by the United States Chess Federation (USCF) and in league competitions between high schools in Silicon Valley.
CoffeeCAST – #48 – Teradata Partners 2007 – Tuesday Sessions
Welcome to the 48th CoffeeCAST with Stephen Hayward of Project X Ltd. Live from Las Vegas.
Hello again from Vegas – baby. It was the end of a great week at the Teradata 2007 Partners
event and Graham and I continue on to discuss more of our thoughts on the conference.
Tuesday was a jam packed …
Stephen Brobst
Graham talks to "customer-centric" CTO of Teradata, Stephen Brobst.
They discuss Big Data, advising the Obama administration, and the freedom of not being tied down by "stuff".
Stephen was named one of the top four CTOs in the US, rarely spends more than five days in the same place, and doesn't o…
Designing a Modern Data Architecture – Teradata
This is a podcast episode you do not want to miss with Stephen Brobst, CTO @ Teradata. We discuss all things Data Warehouses, the shift to the distributed cloud and, key principles to implementing successful DW's. Top 3 Value Bombs:
Large organizations are shifting more to a distributed / inter-…
Delivering Smarter, More Competitive BI
What is "Business intelligence" for, if not to give a company a competitive edge? What's the state of competitive BI today? Have enterprises been able to fully exploit BI for all its promised potential or has it turned out to be more difficult in execution then expected? Have there been any breakth…
Sky's the Limit? Why Cloud Databases Will Rule
If data has gravity, what does that mean for the cloud? In short, it means the future of data will largely live there, accessed as and when needed by terrestrial and ethereal applications alike! And the best news? There are more options than you can count on two hands. Check out this epsiode of DM …
Just in Time: The Case for Immediate Analytics
Broadcast Date: July 16, 2020, at 3ET Guests: * Rob Hedgpeth, MariaDB * Jason Nadeau, Dremio * Stephen Brobst, Teradata * Matthew Halliday, Incorta
Analytics matter most when they’re delivered quickly. In today’s business climate, that latency can be very small. Just how fast? Check out this epis…
Transforming Data Into Value with Stephen Brobst of Ab Initio Software
This week, David Wright is joined by Stephen Brobst, Chief Technology Officer of Ab Initio Software, to delve into his journey in technology, the importance of teamwork and the future of AI and data management.
Key Takeaways:
(02:26) Stephen’s role at Ab Initio, which is known for innovation and …
Big Data: Information Overload
Stephen Brobst, CTO of Teradata Corporation talks about Big Data and what will cause data overload in the near future.
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The Future of AI, Data Architecture, a Life of Non-Stop Travel and Punk Rock with Stephen Brobst
There are very few people like Stephen Brobst, a legendary tech CTO and "certified data geek," Stephen shares his incredible journey, from his early days in computational physics and building real-time trading systems on Wall Street to becoming the CTO for Teradata and now Ab Initio Software. Steph…
Mix, Master & Mesh
In this genre-blending episode of Data Powered Innovation Jam, hosts Ron Tolido, Robert Engels, and Arne Rossman welcome Stephen Brobst, CTO of Ab Initio and former CTO of Terradata, for a deep dive into the art of mixing data, AI, and music. From punk rock roots and stage-diving legends to the rei…
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