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In-memory Computing

What is DNA Computing and Why is it Important

Priya Kumari /
July 6, 2022

DNA computing is a new field of research that uses DNA as a data storage device and biological computation to solve problems. The idea stems from the study of DNA replication and transcription. However, it has been limited to simple computational tasks like finding optimal solutions for combinatorial problems. In this article, we will look at what DNA computing is, how it works … [Read more...] about What is DNA Computing and Why is it Important

How In-memory Computing Can Boost Business

Edward Huskin /
September 14, 2021

In the face of a pandemic, data has become the core of every business today, especially with all the restrictions and nuances of a pandemic-driven economy. The nuances in today's business landscape demands fast data processing, and companies have been rethinking their approach to data storage and management. The sources of data are constantly on the rise. As such, data … [Read more...] about How In-memory Computing Can Boost Business

Big Data Trends to Consider in 2021

Den Smyrnov /
January 5, 2021

Big Data is keeping up with the pace. According to some studies there are 40 times more bytes in the world than there are stars in the observable universe. There is simply an unimaginable amount of data being produced by billions of people every single day. The global market size predictions prove it beyond any doubt. It's not a question of if you will use Big Data in your … [Read more...] about Big Data Trends to Consider in 2021

Has the In-memory Data Grid Overtaken the Distributed Cache?

Edward Huskin /
August 26, 2020

As in-memory computing (IMDG) becomes more popular with different businesses and industries, distributed caching has seen less exposure and usage in recent years. Both technologies still hold the interest of data-centric organizations, but the IMDG has shown that it can do distributed caching and much more. Whereas distributed caches are simply caches distributed across … [Read more...] about Has the In-memory Data Grid Overtaken the Distributed Cache?

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