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MemSQL Does Oracle’s Own Demo Ten Times As Fast, Sixty Times Cheaper
In preparation for Open World, I asked some of our engineers to recreate a demo that Oracle has been using over the last year to show off their “in-memory option.” It’s impressive to look at: the demo...
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How Pinterest Measures Real-Time User Engagement with Spark
Setting the Stage for Spark With Spark on track to replace MapReduce, enterprises are flocking to the open source framework in effort to take advantage of its superior distributed data processing...
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Driving Relevance with Real-Time and Historical Data
As technology weaves into our daily lives, our expectations of it continue to increase. Consider mobile devices and location information. Recently 451 Research released data that 47% of consumers would...
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Launching Our Community Edition
We started MemSQL with a vision to enable every company to be a real-time enterprise, and to do that by delivering the leading real-time database for transactions and analytics. Since then, the forces...
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Incumbents and Contenders in the $33B Database Market
The database market continues to surprise those of us who have been in it for a while. After the initial wave of consolidation in the late 1990s and early 2000s, the market has exploded with new...
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The Benefits of an In-Memory Database
Our CTO and co-founder Nikita Shamgunov recently sat down with Software Engineering Daily. In the interview, Nikita focused on the ideal use cases for an in-memory database, compared to a disk-based...
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Using Oracle and MemSQL Together
Photo: Martin Taylor We often hear “How can I use MemSQL together with my Oracle database?” As a relational database, MemSQL is similar to an Oracle database, and can serve as an alternative to Oracle...
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Choosing the Right Infrastructure for IoT
The infrastructure of IoT will have a real-time database behind every sensor. Soon every device with a sensor will blend seamlessly into the Internet of Things, from drones to vehicles to wearables....
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Massive Data Ingest and Concurrent Analytics with MemSQL
The amount of data created in the past two years surpasses all of the data previously produced in human history. Even more shocking is that for all of that data produced, only 0.5% is being analyzed...
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451 Research Webcast: In-Memory Computing Market Predictions 2017
Adoption of in-memory technology solutions is happening faster than ever. This stems from a three pronged demand – first, a greater number of users, analysts, and businesses need access to data....
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