massdata
nounUK /ˈmæsˌdeɪtə/
US /ˈmæsˌdeɪtə/
A very, very big amount of information all stored together.
The scientists used a computer to look through the massdata for patterns.
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2. Data collected in very large quantities that is hard to handle with normal tools.
The company's massdata needed special software to sort.
3. A large collection of facts and numbers used for study or research.
Researchers shared their massdata with other universities.
4. Information gathered from many sources and kept in one big place.
The app's massdata included photos, messages, and locations.