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Exasol Reimagines In-Memory Analytics with Major Database Update

Exasol has announced updates and enhancements to its in-memory analytics database. The company says the new release underscores its commitment to delivering a solution for its customers that does not require trade-offs b Read more…

Torch.AI Looks to Replace ‘Store and Reduce’ with Synaptic Mesh

Torch.AI, the profitable startup applying machine learning to analyze data “in-flight” via its proprietary synaptic mesh technology, announced its first funding round along with expansion plans. The Series A round Read more…

Data Grid Embraces Emerging ‘Go’ Language

Google's Go language, or Golang, continues to gain traction for distributed cloud computing deployments. Launched in 2009, proponents assert it has emerged as a preferred programming language for developers deploying clo Read more…

VoltDB Combines Streaming, Global Data

Emphasizing its ability to ingest and analyze "data in the moment," in-memory relational database specialist VoltDB rolled out the latest version of its flagship platform that includes new features to support streaming d Read more…

New Approach Seeks to Automate Parallel Programming

Artificial intelligence researchers are leveraging an emerging divide-and-conquer computing approach called "dynamic programming" to greatly accelerate the process of solving problems ranging from genomic analysis to cyb Read more…

Huawei, Startup Collaborate on Big Data Object Storage

Chinese networking giant Huawei has collaborated with a University of California at Berkeley spinoff on a big data storage acceleration platform with the goals of boosting the performance of analytics and other applicati Read more…

Life Sciences Cultivate Streaming Analytics

Transatlantic partners are applying machine-learning algorithms to a financial HPC platform to develop predictive models for studying crop growth patterns and agriculture practices. The partners said the models would inc Read more…

Redis, Samsung Team on In-Memory Boost

Seeking a "generational change" in the economics of in-memory computing, database specialist Redis Labs Inc. has collaborated with South Korean memory chip powerhouse Samsung Electronics to accelerate the processing and Read more…

BI on Hadoop–What Are Your Options?

In the era of RDBMS and modern data warehouses, business intelligence was mostly a solved problem. Any reasonably advanced tool would work with any reasonable database, and the only real work was deciding what to collect Read more…

Russian Bank Funds In-Memory Vendor GridGain

Russia's largest bank helped lead a funding round disclosed this week by in-memory computing specialist GridGain. Moscow-based Sberbank, an early GridGain customer, led a $15 million funding round along with MoneyTime Read more…

Cambridge Semantics Buys Graph Database Specialist

Cambridge Semantics, a provider of analytics and data management services, is acquiring the intellectual property portfolio of graph database specialist SPARQL City, whose executive team also will join the buyer. Fina Read more…

SAP Combines In-Memory Engine With Hadoop

A new in-memory query engine designed to boost interactive analytics capabilities on Hadoop has been added to SAP HANA along with other new cloud platform services. SAP HANA Vora software released this week aims to le Read more…

Spark 1.5 to Incorporate ‘Tungsten’ Upgrades

A preview release of the Apache Spark open source in-memory processing framework incorporates major performance upgrades, according to Databricks Inc., the big data processing company founded by Spark's creators. Data Read more…

HP Targets Big Data Workloads With New Servers

Hewlett-Packard said it is targeting "data-intensive workloads" with a series of Compute platform servers and an accompanying big data reference architecture aimed at leveraging the data torrent from connected "things." Read more…

Oracle Rejiggers Exadata for Emerging In-Memory Workloads

Organizations that adopt the latest generation of Oracle's engineered systems will have more flexible configuration and licensing options available to them than previous generations. That will make it more cost effective Read more…

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