However, many in-memory data grids require that all the data in the underlying disk-based database fit into memory, requiring a business to purchase enough memory to hold all the data.

In-memory databases offer very high performance data processing, but how do you protect data in volatile DRAM and what kind of storage is needed for longer term retention?

In their many years of existence, in-memory databases and technologies have meant one thing to most observers: running applications and serving up data at lightning-fast speeds. Now, as data ...

In-memory is gaining traction within enterprise data environments and leading enterprise vendors are including it in their new releases with the goal of finally making the real-time enterprise a ...

A further boost in performance can come when you also use an in-memory relational database management system. The fastest in-memory database can revolutionize data processing and analytics.

Every industry has its own set of milestones. These milestone events are considered more important than others due to their ability to significantly alter the course of the industry. It is said that ...

SAN FRANCISCO — In-memory databases aren’t new. At OpenWorld, Oracle made them newer. For years, development teams have been able to use in-memory databases, such as SQLite, McObject’s ...

Big Memory Machine Ellison made clear that the in-memory database will run just fine on commodity servers and even better on Exadata-class systems.

Yesterday, Microsoft's Dave Campbell, a Technical Fellow on the SQL Server team, posted to the SQL Server team blog on the subject of in-memory database technology. Mary Jo Foley, our "All About ...

AWS rolls out its new, EC2 high Memory instances for large in-memory databases services, like SAP HANA. The latest offering will let businesses run in-memory databases in the same Amazon Virtual ...

In-memory databases are dead, long live tiered databases The sky is not the limit for DRAM in-memory databases. The rush to in-memory will morph into a expansion of data tiering.

Companies that run SAP’s applications should know that most of those applications can perform much better on Oracle Database than on any other database platform, including HANA.