Rolls-Royce launches R2 Data Labs, an 'acceleration hub' for 'data innovation'

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Rolls-Royce chief digital officer Neil Crockett plans to use big data for efficiency and profit

Aero-engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce has launched R2 Data Labs, an organisation that it describes as "an acceleration hub for data innovation". The Lab will use big data analytics, artificial intel...

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