announcements
Insights on building, scaling, and enforcing real-time decisions in modern data-driven systems.
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Why V13.1 Is Our Most Important Release Yet
Today we announced our latest release, Volt Active Data 13.1— giving our customers a whole new level of no-compromise real-time data…
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Volt + Redpanda: 100K complex decisions per second for <$13 an hour
INTRODUCTION The desire and need to use data in “real time” is driving an evolution from slow, batch-oriented processing to…
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Volt Achieves 4.1 Million TPS on Supermicro Edge Hardware
We’re excited to announce very strong results from benchmarking Volt Active Data on Supermicro edge hardware. Supermicro is a global technology…
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Volt Active Data 12.0 Now Available
We’re very excited to announce that Volt Active Data 12.0 has been released and is now available! This release is…
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As of Today, We Are Volt Active Data
It is my pleasure to announce that, as of today, we are no longer VoltDB and are now Volt Active…
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Volt Active Data version 9.2 Released
We’re happy to announce the release of Volt Active Data V9.2. In this release, we introduce features that will speed…
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Announcing Volt Active Data v9.1
I’m happy to announce the release of V9.1. In this release, we’ve simplified the integration of Volt Active Data into…
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Volt Active Data Announces v9.0
We are hard at work on Volt Active Data and are pleased to release V9. This release focuses on new…
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Introducing Volt Active Data v7.0
The Volt Active Data engineering team spent the past 12 months improving and extending our innovative database offering across all…
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451 Research Report “Points & Polygons: Volt Active Data adds Geospatial Support with v6.0”
Jason Stamper, lead analyst at 451 Research, reported today on Volt Active Data’s newest software release, v6.0. As Stamper points…
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