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Wednesday, 6 April 2011

The Data Processing Platform for Tomorrow

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In the blue corner we have IBM with Netezza as analytic database, Cognos for BI, and SPSS for predictive analytics. In the green corner we have EMC with Greenplum and the partnership with SAS[1]. And in the open source corner we have Hadoop and R.

Update: there’s also another corner I don’t know how to color where Teradata and its recently acquired Aster Data partner with SAS.

Who is ready to bet on which of these platforms will be processing more data in the next years?

  1. GigaOm has a good article on this subject here  ↩

Original title and link: The Data Processing Platform for Tomorrow (NoSQL databases © myNoSQL)