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Month: December 2017

Presto Starbursts to the Enterprise

December 18, 2017 by DataRacketeer Leave a Comment

So it looks like Teradata is spinning out their work on Presto as an open source project into a new company, Starburst. I think this is for the best, as far as Presto adoption and growth goes — while Presto surely received a lot of investment at Teradata, that did it a lot of good, … [Read more…]

Posted in: News Tagged: dremio, drill, JDBC, open source, press release, presto, starburst, starburst data, teradata

Apache Arrow: MapD adopts portable, standard in-memory analytics data format from Dremio

December 16, 2017 by DataRacketeer Leave a Comment

Some time back I had the pleasure of meeting some of the good folks at MapD. Among the topics we wound up talking about was Apache Arrow, an emerging in-memory columnar data representation with multiple language bindings which, to make a long story short, can let different analytics solutions pass data from one to another … [Read more…]

Posted in: Comments, Shout-Outs Tagged: dataframe, dremio, drill, GPU, in-memory, mapd, pyspark, Spark, SQL

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