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• Fully exploit your servers to meet analytic challenges on growing data sets

  We’ll show you how on Dec. 8 Like most software organizations yours probably needs a cost-effective approach to deliver analytics or other data-intensive solutions amid increasing data volumes and growing processing complexity—one that allows you to enhance... Posted Dec 06 2010, 01:04 PM by Richard Maddox with | with no comments Filed under: DataRush, Pervasive DataRush, Jim Falgout, multicore revolution, Multicore, AMD, parallel processing, density-based clustering, clustering, dataflow, Pervasive, DataRush engine, parallelism, intel, parallelizing, runtime scalability, DataRush applications, scalable, parallelization, multicore processors, data-intensive applications, Pervasive Software, datarush-analytics, big data, parallel, parallel programming, multicore challenges, multicore hardware, Scalability, data-intensive, MalStone B, Hadoop, Analytics, density based clustering, distributed clustering, valuable information, dense computing, clusters

• Did anyone notice that a 48-machine cluster is now available on a single server?

  Did you notice the sea change taking place in big data computing? Multicore processors are redefining the compute density of a single server. When fully leveraged with the right software, multicore processors can provide aggressive parallelism to tackle... Posted Oct 01 2010, 04:14 PM by Richard Maddox with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: AMD, clustering, big data, dense computing, distributed computing, clusters, single server