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• Pervasive Not Only Presenting But Introducing Pervasive TurboRush for Hive at Hadoop Summit

  Pervasive Software’s Chief Integration Technologist Paul Dingman will be a presenter at Hadoop Summit 2011 on June 29, 2011, in Santa Clara, CA. Paul is participating in the Application and Research track and will present from 1:15 pm to 1:45 pm PDT.... Posted Jun 22 2011, 03:46 PM by Richard Maddox with | with no comments Filed under: DataRush, Pervasive DataRush, parallel processing, Datarush team, Pervasive, DataRush engine, parallelism, parallelizing, parallelization, big data, parallel, Developers, parallel programming, Hadoop, Big Data, Hadoop Summit, Hive, Pervasive TurboRush for Hive

• Intel’s Concurrency Checker confirms powerful scalability of Pervasive DataRush & Pervasive DataMatcher

  The Intel Concurrency Checker can be used to evaluate the performance scaling of applications on multi-core systems and to help further optimize applications. It’s a tool that is used to check application threading and threading concurrency and can also... Posted Jan 17 2011, 11:17 PM by Richard Maddox with | with no comments Filed under: DataRush, Pervasive DataRush, multicore revolution, parallel processing, Pervasive, DataRush engine, parallelism, intel, parallelizing, runtime scalability, DataRush applications, parallelization, multicore processors, Pervasive Software, multicore challenges, multicore hardware, Scalability, data-intensive, MalStone B

• 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

• Cores, Cores Everywhere But Not a Thread to Switch

  As Intel and Advanced Micro Devices battle it out for processor dominance, we as consumers are finding faster and faster computers for increasingly lower prices. Quad core systems are now common place. Recent announcements from Intel on their new Xeon... Posted Apr 01 2010, 07:46 AM by azeemj with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: Multicore, dataflow model, parallelizing, software solutions, Developers, parallel programming, multicore challenges, recoding, multi-threaded applications

• Parallelizing a Stateful Operation

  In my previous post, I demonstrated that it is at least theoretically possible to parallelize stateful operations . There was a caveat to this however - the savings depended on the overall costs of duplicated work. This then begs the question: are there... Posted Nov 09 2009, 02:29 PM by kirwin with | with no comments Filed under: moving average, parallelizing, stateful operations, bottleneck