TIBCO introduces ComputeDB following its acquisition of SnappyData
TIBCO describes the transition of SnappyData technology into ComputeDB.
Selected coverage, official stories, interviews, and public announcements.
TIBCO describes the transition of SnappyData technology into ComputeDB.
MySQL credits contributed University of Michigan research behind contention-aware scheduling in InnoDB.
A University profile of research contributions, open-source systems, and technology translation.
HPCwire covered the ConFlux project, combining high-performance computing, large-scale data infrastructure, and machine learning for physical modeling.
An interview with Barzan Mozafari about predictable database performance, DBSeer, DBSherlock, and translating systems research into open-source tools.
Forbes highlighted BlinkDB among systems advancing interactive and approximate analytics over large datasets.
O'Reilly described BlinkDB's sampling-based approach to interactive analysis, including explicit tradeoffs between response time and answer accuracy.
Inside Big Data highlighted DBSeer as an open-source system for modeling database workloads and improving data-intensive cloud operation.
The Wall Street Journal's CIO Journal covered DBSeer and its approach to modeling database workloads for more efficient cloud resource management.
The Register covered DBSeer's use of workload modeling to predict database resource requirements and reduce cloud operating costs.
InformationWeek covered research using active learning to reduce the cost of crowdsourcing labels for very large datasets.
HP Labs profiled BlinkDB's use of approximate answers and statistical error guarantees for interactive queries over massive datasets.