live data

British  

noun

1. computing data that is still relevant

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Example Sentences

Many platforms incorporate delayed data from markets and some charge money to simulate trades using live data.

From The Wall Street Journal

Each of the Rattler boats were operated by a two-person team, with one responsible for piloting the drone and the other monitoring and operating onboard systems, as well as helping to manage live data streams.

From BBC

You can see the live data from its sewage works, and others in Thames Water's area, on this map.

From BBC

Sarah Woolnough, chief executive of the charity Asthma + Lung UK, says that having accurate, live data from monitors is crucial for people living with lung conditions, "so they can then make day-to-day lifestyle changes, such as changing the route they walk, or the time of day they leave the house, to avoid places where air pollution is higher, and better protect their health".

From BBC

They added: "More live data over the coming years and continual monitoring of roll projection data will enable us to build a more accurate picture and if increased secondary capacity is needed we will consider this as part of our wider learning estate management programme."

From BBC