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Virtustream puts SAP HANA in the Cloud
Announcement: Offers database technology as a service through its data centers
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Virtustream puts SAP HANA in the Cloud
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The Fog is Getting Thicker…
I renamed this so that Teradata folks would not get here so often… its not really about Intelligent Memory… just prompted by it. The post on Intelligent Memory is here. – Rob Two quick comments on Teradata’s recent announcement of Intelligent Memory. First… very very cool. More on this to come. Next… life is going […]
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Posted in Column-oriented DBMS, data warehouse, Database Architecture, EDW, Greenplum, Greenplum Database, HANA, hardware, IMDB, in-memory database, Netezza, Oracle, Teradata
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How Good Is Teradata’s Intelligent Memory?
Jason asked a great question in the comment section here… he asked… does Teradata’s Intelligent Memory erode HANA’s value proposition? Let me answer here in a more general way that is applicable to the general database space… Every time a vendor puts more silicon between the CPU and the disk they will improve their performance […]
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Posted in Business intelligence, data warehouse, data warehousing, Database Architecture, EDW, HANA, IMDB, in-memory database, Netezza, Teradata
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Memory Trends and HANA
If the Gartner estimates here are correct… then DRAM prices will fall 50% per year per year over the next several years… and then in 2015 non-volatile RAM (see the related articles below) will become generally available. It has been suggested that memory prices will fall slower than data warehouses will grow (see here). That does not seem to […]
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Posted in Business intelligence, Computer memory, data warehouse, data warehousing, Dynamic random-access memory, EDW, Flash memory, HANA, hardware, IBM, IMDB, in-memory database, Netezza, Non-volatile memory, Non-volatile random-access memory, TechTarget
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A Teradata Prediction Comes True… and Wondering About Netezza…
If you missed the tweet… 2+ years ago I predicted here that Teradata would go away from ByNet… and lo and behold they did (see here). In the same post I predicted that Netezza would go away from FPGAs. This has not come to pass. But I wonder if it might… or if there is a [...]
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Posted in Business intelligence, data warehouse, data warehousing, Database Architecture, Database Hardware, EDW, Greenplum, Netezza
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A Teradata Prediction Comes True… and Wondering About Netezza…
If you missed the tweet… 2+ years ago I predicted here that Teradata would go away from ByNet… and lo and behold they did (see here). In the same post I predicted that Netezza would go away from FPGAs. This has not come to pass. But I wonder if it might… or if there is a […] Continue reading
Posted in Business intelligence, data warehouse, data warehousing, Database Architecture, Database Hardware, EDW, Greenplum, Netezza
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A Teradata Prediction Comes True… and Wondering About Netezza…
If you missed the tweet… 2+ years ago I predicted here that Teradata would go away from ByNet… and lo and behold they did (see here). In the same post I predicted that Netezza would go away from FPGAs. This has not come to pass. But I wonder if it might… or if there is a [...] Continue reading
Posted in Business intelligence, data warehouse, data warehousing, Database Architecture, Database Hardware, EDW, Greenplum, Netezza
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The Five Minute Rule and Teradata Memory Utilization
I have mentioned now and again that Teradata‘s architecture which writes intermediate results to spool violates the Five Minute Rule may be a poor design choice. Let me make this case more clearly. The Five Minute Rule was developed by Gray and Putzolu to determine where the trade-off is between keeping data in-memory and writing [...]
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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 findings are summarized in the table below. Product Version/HW Cores per Node UoP per Node Notes Teradata EDW 6700H 16 32 Uses hyper-threads. Greenplum DCA UAP Edition 16 8 Recommends 1 Segment for each 2 […]
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Posted in Business intelligence, Central processing unit, data warehouse, data warehousing, Database Architecture, Database Hardware, EDW, Greenplum, Greenplum Database, HANA, IBM, IMDB, in-memory database, ivy bridge, Moore, Moore's law, Multi-core processor, Netezza, Oracle Exadata, Shared nothing architecture, Teradata
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