Persistent Memory for In-Memory Databases
Persistent memory — i.e., non-volatile data storage in a DIMM form factor that provides increased memory capacity that is persistent (doesn’t lose data when the power goes out) and at a lower cost with near-DRAM performance — is an important new innovation. For respondents in this study, an In-memory database that employs persistent memory technology is valuable precisely because it supports their real-time needs. It does so, not only by supporting insights from transactional data, but by improving business continuity through rapid startup times and enabling a high-performance, large-scale analytical system.
Intel and SAP Partnership
See how Intel & SAP are partnering to deliver hardware & software solutions that provide enterprise infrastructure platforms.
In-Memory Data Platforms Drive Business Outcomes
In-memory data platforms that employ persistent memory technology are valuable because they support real-time needs.