Which in-memory DBMS best fits your company’s needs?
Database expert Craig S. Mullins examines some top in-memory DBMS software offerings to help you determine which is the best fit for your organization.
View ArticleIn-memory databases – what they do and the storage they need
In-memory databases offer high performance data processing, but how do you protect data in volatile DRAM and what kind of storage is needed for longer term retention?
View ArticleFlip the switch and turn on Oracle Database In-Memory
Oracle Database In-Memory turns Oracle Database 12c into an in-memory database. It promises to accelerate performance for both analytics and queries using its dual format architecture. Find out more...
View ArticleIn-memory database technology puts Mitie and Wooga in the fast lane
Mitie uses IBM Cognos running on a DB2 Blu in-memory database taking data from Oracle. And gaming firm Wooga is using Exasol to speed up design
View ArticleMicrosoft previews new SQL Server in-memory database features
Microsoft plans to offer new in-memory database capabilities with the next release of SQL Server. The post Microsoft previews new SQL Server in-memory database features appeared first on Discussions.
View ArticleExasol and Birst join in-memory database to ‘networked’ BI to aid mutual...
German in-memory database company Exasol and California-based BI cloud supplier Birst join forces The post Exasol and Birst join in-memory database to ‘networked’ BI to aid mutual expansion appeared...
View ArticleIn-memory processing helps databases meet need for IT speed
Consultant David Loshin details how in-memory databases can boost transaction processing and analytics performance, and how to justify an investment. The post In-memory processing helps databases meet...
View ArticleWhat are the pros and cons of using in-memory database technology?
The post What are the pros and cons of using in-memory database technology? appeared first on Discussions.
View ArticleCan in-memory computing handle big data demands?
Big data may have met its match as in-memory computing has become one of the top 10 strategic technology trends of 2013, according to Gartner. Used by Google and Twitter, this approach allows easier...
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