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Submission + - Google Offered $10M for a Dying Airline's Data. How Can You Value Yours? (towardsdatascience.com)

Thuwarakesh writes: Have you ever thought that the Teams messages and emails you send will be worth millions one day?
Turns out, they can still be valuable even after their original purpose becomes obsolete. That's what happened to Spirit Airways. The company has gone bankrupt, and they auctioned everything they owned. Google bid $10M on their data. Not customer or invoice data. Just their operational data—emails, Teams messages, and system logs.
The big question is, how did they come up with that number? How do you value your data? That's what I briefly covered in my recent blog post.
Let me know how you'd value yours.

Submission + - What Does Google's $10M Bid for a Dying Airline's Data Tell Us (medium.com)

Thuwarakesh writes: Google offered to pay $10M for Spirit Airlines' data.

The deal isn't final yet amid privacy concerns raised by Spirit's employees. But it has put a clear market value for it's data.

If the court approves, Google will get a gigantic collection of emails, Teams messages, and operational logs.

Think about it. It's not even their customer data. These are purely operational data collected over many years. No one would have thought their Teams messages would be valued.

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