data streaming
[ˈdeɪtə ˈstriːmɪŋ]
noun
transmissão de dados em fluxo contínuo
1. The continuous transmission of data in real-time or near-real-time from a source to a destination, allowing processing and analysis as data arrives rather than waiting for a complete dataset
Data streaming enables real-time analytics and immediate response to incoming information.
A transmissão de dados em fluxo contínuo permite análises em tempo real e resposta imediata às informações recebidas.
2. Technology or technique used to deliver multimedia content (audio, video, or data) continuously without requiring complete download before playback or processing begins
Netflix uses data streaming to deliver movies and TV shows to millions of users simultaneously.
A Netflix utiliza transmissão de dados em fluxo para entregar filmes e séries de TV para milhões de usuários simultaneamente.
3. In big data and cloud computing contexts, the processing of large volumes of data that arrive continuously from multiple sources
Data streaming platforms like Kafka handle millions of events per second.
Plataformas de transmissão de dados como Kafka processam milhões de eventos por segundo.
Data streaming has become integral to modern Brazilian tech startups and established companies managing IoT (Internet of Things) and real-time analytics. In the USA, the term is ubiquitous in Silicon Valley and fintech industries. The phrase is largely language-neutral in tech communities, often used untranslated even in Portuguese-speaking environments, similar to other technical jargon like 'cloud computing' or 'machine learning'.
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