NewSQL
Insights on building, scaling, and enforcing real-time decisions in modern data-driven systems.
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3 Benefits of Using a In-Memory NewSQL Data Platform for Smart Stream Processing
Traditional pub/sub systems such as Apache Kafka (and their numerous ever evolving stream processing avatars like Apache Samza, Apache Storm,…
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Database Technology in a Blockchain World
It’s just about official—blockchain has taken over the world. Or, to be more accurate, the idea of blockchain has taken…
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The State of Database Technology, Part 1: Scaleability
Editor’s note: This post is re-posted here by permission from the author. The original post was on LinkedIn on December…
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Oracle vs. NoSQL vs. NewSQL — Comparing Database Technology
The world has changed massively in the past 20 years. Back in the year 2000, a few million users connected…
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NewSQL in Plain English
Editor’s note: This post is re-posted here by permission from the author. The original post was on LinkedIn on January 10, 2018.…
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Fast Data in Financial Services: Key Trends to Maintain a Competitive Edge
Financial services institutions are faced with a number of high-pressure demands, whether it be from regulators, investors, customers, and internal…
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Gain instant insight by using Volt Active Data and ChartIO on your real-time data streams
This blog was originally posted on the ChartiO Blog on 3/14/17. It’s never been more important to know what’s happening…
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NoSQL vs. NewSQL: Choosing the Right Tool
Trying to choose a database to solve a problem (or a whole set of them)? Here’s a quick rundown of…
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