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Linda Stevens | September 27, 2023

A New Tool for Large GIS Datasets

Today, many GIS users jump out of their systems and use Postgres or SQLServer to run spatial queries on larger datasets....
Chad Meley | September 18, 2023

Ask Anything of Your Data

The desire to query enterprise data using natural language has been a long-standing aspiration....
Chad Meley | August 21, 2023

NVIDIA GPUs: Not Just for Model Training Anymore

In the rapidly evolving landscape of data analytics and artificial intelligence, one technology has emerged as a game-changer: Graphics Processing Units (GPUs)....
Chad Meley | August 18, 2023

Kinetica’s Contribution to Environmental Sustainability: Pioneering Energy Efficiency in the Data Center and in the Field

In an era marked by growing concerns about environmental sustainability, companies across industries are seeking innovative ways to reduce their carbon footprint and contribute positively to the environment....
Linda Stevens | August 10, 2023

Unlock New Insights with Kinetica and ArcGIS

Esri’s ArcGIS is renowned as a robust solution for creating, managing, and analyzing geospatial data....
Chad Meley | July 26, 2023

GPU Accelerated Analytics – A Comparison of Databricks and Kinetica

GPUs have continued to rise in interest for organizations due to their unparalleled parallel processing power....
Dan Graham | July 13, 2023

Time Series Analytics

There are useful timestamp functions in SQL, Python, and other languages.  But, time series analysis is quite different....
Hari Subhash | May 3, 2023

Conversational Query with ChatGPT and Kinetica

Kinetica is a high-speed analytical database for big data. Its integration with ChatGPT allows you to havea sophisticated analytical conversation with your data in English no matter the scale....
Hari Subhash | April 20, 2023

Using Window Functions in SQL

Window functions allow us to perform calculations on a subset of rows in a table, rather than the entire table....
Eric Rossum | April 6, 2023

Choosing a Time-Series Database? Here’s what you need to know.

Time-series data usually refers to any series of data points that come with a timestamp....