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The Silicon Valley start-up founded by 28-year-old Australian Anthony Goldbloom awards cash prizes for finding data patterns. It has been used by Nasa to improve the way the space agency measures the shape of galaxies. Companies that want problems solved post them on the site and data scientists submit solutions. Prizes run from $1,000 to $3m.
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