In 2052: Remember when 60PB was considered Big Data? Now even empty MS Word .docx is bigger than that.

Ha! I certainly hope not

Assuming MS is dead, 60PB of data is what google might mine on you for creating an empty google doc.

"We do Little Data here."

Said no dev team ever.

Who in the world wants to work with little or mildly large data? No one. Everyone does Big Data. I've used the word too when processing < 1TB worth of data. Seemed big to me.

It is really just a fad word at this point "Cloud". *aaS, or how "Object Oriented" was.

"This webpage has a redirect loop". On chrome.

It's just generating more big data via logging.

No issue here. on Chrome.

I don't want big data. I'd trade places with a Snapchat that stores very little big data in exchange for big profit.

Soooo true. In my former life I frequently came across traders or quantitative analysts who wanted to use "big data stuff" to analyze their stupid ideas. I never gave these people clusters of Hapoops or whatever they'd been reading about on the blogs. Usually what I did is reformatted their data files into column-oriented systems (like Vertica) or varint+delta-encoded timeseries that would fit into a single CPU's cache memory.

My data is not very big.