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Turn to in-memory processing when performance matters

An IT industry analyst article published by SearchDataCenter.

In-memory processing is faster, and vendors are innovating to make in-memory database technology cheaper and better.


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In-memory processing can improve data mining and analysis, and other dynamic data processing uses. When considering …

The Internet of Things and Beyond: 5 Things We’ll Be Tracking for a Better Tomorrow

An IT industry analyst article published by Virtualization Review.

What the Internet of Things offers is this huge opportunity to build intelligent applications that can actively optimize and direct just about any system that is dynamically programmable. Here are the

Database performance tuning: Five ways for IT to save the day

An IT industry analyst article published by SearchDataCenter.

IT teams can play heroes when database performance issues disrupt applications. Try these five tips for performance tuning before there’s a problem.


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When database performance takes a turn for the worse, IT …

Pernix Data FVP Now Cache Mashing RAM and Flash

(Excerpt from original post on the Taneja Group News Blog)

Performance acceleration solutions tend to either replace key infrastructure or augment what you have. PernixData FVP for VMware clusters is firmly in the second camp, today with a new release …

New Team At Violin Memory Playing Flashier Microsoft Music

(Excerpt from original post on the Taneja Group News Blog)

Recently we caught up with Violin Memory and they are full of energetic plans to capitalize on their high performance flash arrays, elevating their game from a focus on bringing …

Converged Infrastructure in the Branch: Riverbed Granite Becomes SteelFusion

(Excerpt from original post on the Taneja Group News Blog)

With today’s rebranding of Riverbed Granite as SteelFusion, Riverbed is prodding all branch IT owners (and vested users) to step up and consider what branch IT should ideally look …