Websites using in memory databases as a keyword

Free computer tutorials from computer science and information technology world

This site wants to be the most complete playstation one games database in the web, we got covers, screenshots, cheats, controls, game saves, descriptions, etc.

WVGenWeb - part of the USGenWeb project. This project is an effort to provide links to WV genealogical resources, queries, lookup volunteers and databases. Emphasis is on research at the county level and all is the work of volunteers

BlazingDB is a high performance GPU database that makes big data SQL lightning fast on GPUs. Our high performance data warehouse is faster than Redshift.

Oracle databases, storage and the high-performance world of flash memory

IT Consulting, PMP Exam Prep Boot Camp, Process Improvement, Database and Software Engineering

Just image if it was possible to melt together a transactional database and a memory allocator. If you could use simple calls like 'New' and 'Delete' to update the database instead of complex SQL statements. What if the same database was under 1MB in size, could do 100,000 transactions per second (tps) and was scalable from 512KB to 256TB. What if it could support 'Big data' applications, embedded applications, graph databases, IoT, JSON, key value pairs, object oriented databases, relational databases, XML and a whole host of other technologies. Well, there is no need to dream about it anymore because it's here and it's called 'Rockall-DB'.

Oracle Database 12c introduces a new multitenant architecture that makes it easy to consolidate many databases quickly and manage them as a cloud service. Oracle Database 12c also includes in-memory data processing capabilities for breakthrough analytical performance. Additional database innovations deliver new levels of efficiency, performance, security, and availability.

HyPer is a hybrid online transactional processing (OLTP) and online analytical processing (OLAP) high-performance main memory database system that is optimized for modern hardware. HyPer achieves highest performance—compared to state of the art main memory databases—for both, OLTP (> 100,000 single-threaded TPC-C TX/s on modern commodity hardware) and OLAP (best-of-breed response times), operating simultaneously on the same database.