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Stepping into this brave new digital world we are certain that data will be a central product for many organizations. The way to convey their knowledge and their assets will be through data and analytics. Delta Sharing was the world's first open protocol for secure and scalable real-time data sharing. Through our customer conversations, there is a lot of anticipation of how Delta Sharing can be extended to non-tabular assets, such as machine learning experiments and models. In this session, we will cover how we extended the Delta Sharing protocol to other sharing workflows, enabling sharing of ML models, arbitrary files and more. The development resulted in Arcuate, a Databricks Labs project with a data sharing flavor. The session will start with the high-level approach and how it can be extended to cover other similar use cases. It will then move to our implementation and how it integrates seamlessly with Databricks-managed Delta Sharing server and notebooks. We finally conclude with lessons learned, and our visions for a future of data sharing and beyond Talk by: Vuong Nguyen and Milos Colic Connect with us: Website: https://databricks.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/databric…
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