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The post How Long Will 4G Survive When 5G Takes Hold? appeared first on VoltDB.

Programming paradigms for dummies: what every programmer should know Peter Van Roy, 2009 We’ll get back to CIDR’19 next week, but chasing the thread starting with the Data Continuum paper led me to this book chapter by Peter Van Roy mapping out the space of programming language designs. (Thanks to TuringTest for posting a reference […]

This post is from Saeed Barghi’s blog, The Business Intelligence Palace. Saeed is Director of Sales Engineering in the Asia Pacific/Japan region for business intelligence vendors ZoomData. The original version of this post appears on his blog. Storing and analysing larger and larger amounts of data is no longer what drives the decision-making process at successful companies. In today’s world, the key is how fast decision makers are provided with the right information, enabling them to make the right decision before it’s too late. Streaming analytics help you identify perishable insights, which are the subject of their very own Forrester …

The post Using Streaming Analytics to Identify and Visualise Fraudulent ATM Transactions in Real-Time appeared first on MemSQL Blog.…

Sometimes, I “think” in Redis. It’s a bit hard to describe, but I tend to think of real-life problems in terms of how I would solve them in Redis (I… think it might be a sickness). I’ve been renovating my house for a couple of years now and one of the most unexpected challenges is... Read more »

The post How to create a simple application with Redis Cloud and Node.js appeared first on Redis Labs.

I probably spend more time than most in redis-cli, because I find it invaluable when I’m writing software or getting to know a new module. If I didn’t have redis-cli, understanding Redis’ data structures and testing connections would be far more complicated, and I probably would’ve stopped using Redis long ago. Redis-cli by itself isn’t... Read more »

The post How to Get Redis-cli Without Installing Redis server appeared first on Redis Labs.

One of my favorite films that depicted the power of Machine Learning (ML) for predictive analysis is Moneyball (2011). In the film, Brad Pitt who plays Billy Beane, the Manager of the Oakland A’s,  hires a Yale Economics graduate who

The post Operationalizing Real-Time Machine Learning – A Financial Services Case Study appeared first on The GigaSpaces Technologies Blog.

One of my favorite films that depicted the power of Machine Learning (ML) for predictive analysis is Moneyball (2011). In the film, Brad Pitt who plays Billy Beane, the Manager of the Oakland A’s,  hires a Yale Economics graduate who

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One of my favorite films that depicted the power of Machine Learning (ML) for predictive analysis is Moneyball (2011). In the film, Brad Pitt who plays Billy Beane, the Manager of the Oakland A’s,  hires a Yale Economics graduate who

The post Operationalizing Real-Time Machine Learning – A Financial Services Case Study appeared first on The GigaSpaces Technologies Blog.

Introduction

In 2018, GridGain® previewed GridGain Cloud. GridGain Cloud enables a GridGain cluster to be run as a service. It supports both distributed in-memory computing and persistence. A number of APIs are supported:

JDBC
ODBC
Binary Protocol and Thin Clients
REST
We will look at examples of some of these APIs in this article series.

Everybody has a Redis instance somewhere in their stack or at the very least knows Redis. However not everybody knows that Redis supports modules: custom extensions that add new commands, data types, and functionalities to a Redis database. Need a new data structure? Full-text search? Want to store graph data in Redis? All of this... Read more »

The post How to Write a Redis Module in Zig appeared first on Redis Labs.

The more AI agents are deployed in scenarios with possibly unexpected situations, the more they need to be flexible, adaptive, and creative in achieving their goals. Thus, a certain level of freedom to choose the best path to a specific goal is necessary in making AI robust and flexible enough to be deployed successfully in […]

The Data Calculator: data structure design and cost synthesis from first principles and learned cost models Idreos et al., SIGMOD’18 This paper preceded the work on data continuums that we looked at last time, and takes a more general look at interactive and semi-automated design of data structures. A data structure here is defined as […]

GridGain's Rob Meyer continues his series on in-memory computing best practices this Thursday when he'll be talking about digital transformation and why delivering a responsive digital business is not possible at scale without in-memory computing.

With respect to software, audio production is a specialized field. Many other disciplines make use of a common set of applications that include things like a word processor, a spreadsheet editor, and an email client. Those are tools that can be used widely across industries and job roles, whether you’re a financial advisor, a high ...continue reading PCAudioLabs Testing Finds Intel® Optane™ SSDs Accelerate Audio Production Workloads

The post PCAudioLabs Testing Finds Intel® Optane™ SSDs Accelerate Audio Production Workloads appeared first on IT Peer Network.

From healthcare to financial services, organizations across all industries recognize the importance of leveraging data for competitive advantage. But for many organizations, managing vital data resources can present significant storage challenges. First and foremost, organizations need to accommodate rapidly rising volumes of many types of data. They also need to boost storage performance so they […]

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