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A Short DW DBMS Market History: HANA, Oracle, DB2, Netezza, Teradata, & Greenplum

Here is a quick review of tens years of data warehouse database competition… and a peek ahead… Maybe ten years … More

12c, Analytics, Data Warehouse, Data Warehousing, Database, Databases, EDW, Greenplum, Greenplum Database, HANA, Netezza, Oracle, Teradata

Hadoop and Company Financial Performance

I have posted several times about the impact of the Hadoop eco-system on a several companies (here, here, here, for … More

Analytics, Apache Hadoop, Big Data, Data Warehouse, Data Warehousing, Databases, EDW, Greenplum, Netezza, Teradata

The Squeeze Hits Teradata

Teradata stock is falling hard due to guidance here that they may miss revenue targets. Analysts are downgrading the stock… … More

IBM, Investing, Netezza, Oracle, Oracle Corporation, Revenue, Squeeze, Teradata

Chuck McDevitt: An Obituary

My friend and a major contributor to the art of database architecture, Chuck McDevitt, died last week. Five years ago … More

Aster Data, Aster Data Systems, IBM, Netezza, Oracle Database, PostgreSQL, SQL, Teradata

DB2 BLU vs. Netezza… and the Winner is…

I wondered here how IBM would position DB2 with BLU versus Netezza. Please have a look before you go on… … More

Apache Hadoop, BLU, IBM, IBM DB2, Information management, Netezza, Teradata, Vertica

Who is How Columnar? Exadata, Teradata, and HANA – Part 2: Column Processing

In my last post here I suggested that there were three levels of maturity around column orientation and described the … More

BLU, Business intelligence, Column-oriented DBMS, Data Warehouse, Database, DB2, EDW, Exadata, Greenplum, Greenplum Database, HANA, Netezza, Oracle Exadata, Paraccel, Teradata

Who is How Columnar? Exadata, Teradata, and HANA – Part 1: Column Compression

There are three forms of columnar-orientation currently deployed by database systems today. Each builds upon the next. The simplest form … More

Column-oriented DBMS, Data compression, Data Warehousing, Database, Database management system, EDW, Exadata, Greenplum Database, HANA, INSERT, Netezza, Online transaction processing, Oracle Exadata, Run-length encoding, SQL Server, 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

MPP on HANA, Exadata, Teradata, and Netezza

6 May… There is a good summary of this post and on the comments here.  – Rob 17 April… A … More

Analytics, Big Data, Business intelligence, Data Warehouse, Data Warehousing, Database, EDW, Exadata, Field-programmable gate array, FPGA, Greenplum, HANA, Intel, Netezza, Oracle Exadata, SPARC, Teradata, Xeon

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