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What is a Cloud-native Database?

Before this series is complete, I plan on defining in some detail what the various levels of Cloud-nativeness might be … More

AWS, Azure, Cloud computing, Data Warehouse, Economics, Google, Hardware, super-computing, Technology

Database Super-computing

Today I am going to focus on a topic that I’ve suggested previously without the right emphasis: the new database … More

Data mining, Database, Hardware, Memory, Technology

Some HANA and Intel Videos

Here are two videos of me speaking from the 2013 Intel Developer Forum FYI. The first has some technical detail: … More

Apache Hadoop, Big Data, Hadoop, HANA, Intel

Some Database Performance Concepts

I’m working on a new idea… it may or may not pan out… but here are some concepts for your consideration… … More

Analytics, Central processing unit, Column-oriented DBMS, Databases, HANA, In-memory database, Oracle, Teradata

CPUs and HW for HANA, BLU, Hekaton, and Oracle 12c

This short post is intended to provide a quick warning regarding in-memory columnar and cpu requirements… with a longer post … More

BLU, Central processing unit, Column-oriented DBMS, Components, Database management system, Exadata, Exalytics, Greenplum Database, HANA, Hardware, IBM, IMDB, In-memory database, Online transaction processing, SAP, SAP AG, Teradata

Cloud DBMS < High Performance DBMS

In my post here I suggested that database computing was becoming a special case of high-performance computing. This trend will … More

Amazon Web Services, Business, Central processing unit, Cloud, Cloud computing, Computing, Database, Services

Database Computing is Supercomputing… Some external reading: May 2013

I would like to recommend to you John Appleby’s post  here on the HANA blog site. While the title suggests the … More

Database, HANA, Hardware, In-memory database, Instruction set, SAP AG, Teradata, Vector processor

Teradata CPU Planning

I suggested here that Teradata shipped the EDW 6700 series without waiting for Ivy Bridge because they could not use … More

Haswell, Intel, Ivy Bridge, Teradata

Wondering About Netezza… and A Teradata Prediction Comes True…

If you missed the tweet… 2+ years ago I predicted here that Teradata would go away from ByNet… and lo … More

Analytics, Big Data, Business intelligence, Data Warehouse, Data Warehousing, Database, Databases, EDW, Greenplum, Netezza

MPP, IMDB and Moore’s Law

In the post here I listed the units of parallelism (UoP) applied by various products on a single node. Those … More

Analytics, Business intelligence, Central processing unit, Data Warehouse, Data Warehousing, Database, EDW, Exadata, Greenplum, Greenplum Database, HANA, IBM, IMDB, In-memory database, Intel, Ivy Bridge, Moore, Moore's law, Multi-core processor, Netezza, Oracle Exadata, Shared nothing architecture, Teradata

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