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Escaping Hadoop Purgatory with a Streaming Data Warehouse

By Andrew Wooler | November 12, 2020

The world of Hadoop has grown overly complex. As data analytics has evolved, the need for add-on components has grown. The initial Apache definition of “Big Data” did not include streaming data, a cloud data warehouse, graph analytics, location intelligence, and machine learning, to name just a few examples.  In an era where more and…

Scaling Streaming Analytics to Petabytes

By Dipti Joshi | October 15, 2020

In this age of digital innovation, organizations need to have continuous insight into their services, users, and the enormous volume of data that powers these services. In this article, we explore how Kinetica delivers high-performance analytics on a massive scale of streaming data to today’s organizations. Kinetica helps its customers solve a variety of problems,…

Kinetica for the Healthcare Industry

By Andrew Wooler | October 8, 2020

From discovering new drugs more quickly, to reacting more effectively to the spread of disease, healthcare organizations always need their insights faster than they’re getting them. The ability to instantly analyze complex, large-scale data is consequently becoming increasingly relevant to healthcare outcomes.  The Kinetica Streaming Data Warehouse, a data analytics platform delivering real-time analysis on…

What’s New In Kinetica 7.1

By Dipti Joshi | August 26, 2020

We’re excited to announce the latest release of Kinetica – the platform built to simultaneously stream, ingest, analyze, and publish data at speed and scale. Kinetica applies high performance analytics, location intelligence, graph analytics, and machine learning capabilities to an organization’s entire collection of data. The 7.1 release scales up Kinetica with petabyte capacity, improves…

Interactive Geospatial Analysis with Massive Datasets

By James Dilworth | July 12, 2020

As more and more data becomes available from sensors, from customers, from transactions—much of it with time and location information—there are increasing demands to analyze these data sets and visualize the results on maps. But today’s geospatial toolsets are hardly up to the task. Spatial databases weren’t designed for a world where IoT systems might…

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