The $100M Problem: How Lyft's Data Platform Prevents ML Failures with Ritesh Varyani at Lyft

The Data Engineering Show by The Data Bros

Dec 16, 202525:46Technology

What if your data platform could serve AI-native workloads while scaling reliably across your entire organization? In this episode, Benjamin sits down with Ritesh, Staff Engineer at Lyft, to explore how to build a unifie...

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