In-Memory Computing Planet® Blogs and Events

The initial keynotes for the third annual In-Memory Computing Summit Europe 2019 were announced this morning.

Distributed consensus revised Howard, PhD thesis Welcome back to a new term of The Morning Paper! To kick things off, I’m going to start by taking a look at Dr Howard’s PhD thesis, ‘Distributed consensus revised’. This is obviously longer than a standard paper, so we’ll break things down over a few days. As the […]

My colleague Rob Meyer is hosting a May 22 webinar during which he'll explain how companies have added speed and scale to PostgreSQL deployments

For efficiency and growth, companies need data like humans need oxygen. All companies, including Intel, are being transformed by next-gen analytics and the data that fuels them. The analytics engines required at scale are a major investment, and architectural decisions have multi-year, multi-million-dollar implications. Transforming our supply chain with faster analytics As we digitally transform ...continue reading Performance Now, Capacity for the Future: Intel IT Tests SAP HANA* 2

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Last night at the London In-Memory Computing Meetup we took a deep dive look at Apache® Ignite™

A MemSQL customer previously ran their business on two databases: the Amazon Web Services Relational Database Service (AWS RDS) for transactions and Druid.io for analytics, with a total bill which reached over $93,000 a month. They moved both functions to MemSQL, and their cost savings have been dramatic – about two-thirds of the total cost. The customer’s new monthly cost is about $31,000, for a savings of $62,000 a month, or 66%. In addition, the customer gains increased performance, greater concurrency, and easier database management. Future projects can also claim these benefits, giving the customer lower costs for adding new …

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Intel’s new Optane DC persistent memory adds a new performance option for MemSQL users. After careful analysis, we’ve identified one area in which MemSQL customers and others can solve a potentially urgent problem using Optane today, and we describe that opportunity in this blog post. We also point out other areas where MemSQL customers and others should keep an eye on Optane-related developments for the future. If you need broader information than what’s offered here, there are many sources for more comprehensive information about Optane and what it can do for you, beginning with Intel itself. What Optane Offers Intel’s …

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This is an example showing one way you might connect to Hazelcast Cloud, and how you can harness its power for improved performance. As a problem, we’re going to calculate the spread of customer satisfaction, as the average doesn’t give enough insight. The example shows a custom domain model and server-side code execution. It shows […]

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image line book title: the Polymath author: (Wiley 2019) WA: What role does the interdisciplinary scientist play vis-à-vis the hyper-specialised scientist in the development of exponential technologies? RAY: Increasingly, the solutions to problems are found at the intersection of multiple fields. For example, my work in speech recognition involved speech science, linguistics, mathematical modeling psychoacoustics, [...]

Intel® Optane™ DC persistent memory is poised to be one of the most transformative innovations to hit the market in years. This new, revolutionary memory technology delivers large capacity, DRAM-like performance, and data persistence. One of my favorite things is watching as developers internalize the opportunity of a whole new, large persistent data resource with ...continue reading Five Use Cases of Intel® Optane™ DC Persistent Memory at Work in the Data Center

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Ensuring that your in-memory computing solution stays up and running is vital when launching a new production environment.

As the world’s visually creative leaders come together at FMX’19 in Stuttgart this week, I would like to share some exciting news regarding Intel and its partners’ efforts to continue delivering leadership solutions for advanced, feature rich, photorealistic and high-performance workflows for studio quality asset creation. As I announced in my SIGGRAPH’18 blog, Intel® Rendering ...continue reading Intel® Rendering Framework and Intel® XE architecture poised to advance studio workflows

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To help prospective users get a feel for the power of in-memory computing, ScaleOut Software has made available a Microsoft Azure-based demo of its in-memory data grid (IMDG) and in-memory computing features. No application development is required. Just click away on the web page to load the in-memory data grid with objects and run an […]

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To help prospective users get a feel for the power of in-memory computing, ScaleOut Software has made available a Microsoft Azure-based demo of its in-memory data grid (IMDG) and in-memory computing features. No application development is required. Just click away on the web page to load the in-memory data grid with objects and run an […]

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