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HiPEAC Keynote: In-Memory Computing Steps Closer to Practical Reality
January 21, 2021
Pursuit of in-memory computing has long been an active area with recent progress showing promise. Just how in-memory computing works, how close it is to practic Read more…
Trovares Drives Memory-Driven, Property Graph Analytics Strategy with HPE
October 10, 2019
Trovares, a high performance property graph analytics company, has partnered with HPE and its Superdome Flex memory-driven servers on a cybersecurity capability the companies say “routinely” runs near-time workloads on 24TB-capacity systems... Read more…
NumaQ — a Scalable In-Memory Processing and Big Data Analytics Appliance
October 6, 2014
NumaQ represents a new generation of in-memory-based analytics appliances that scales to thousands of cores and terabytes of memory for data and memory-intensiv Read more…
Using In-Memory Computing to Simplify Big Data Analytics
October 2, 2012
The “big data” revolution is upon us, fed by the need in both the public and private sectors to quickly analyze large datasets for important patterns and trends. With big data analysis, ecommerce vendors can target customers more precisely, financial analysts can quickly spot changing market conditions, manufacturers can tune logistics planning, and the list goes on. They all need powerful, easy to use analysis tools to maintain a competitive edge. Read more…
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