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How GPU-Powered Databases Are Transforming Real-Time Data Analytics

The time has come for a data analytics solution that is simple to use, delivers real-time performance, and scales cost-effectively.
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Kinetica to Present at Cloud Expo and O’Reilly Artificial Intelligence Conference in June

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., - May 25, 2017 – Kinetica, provider of the fastest GPU-accelerated database, today announced its executives will present on real-time, interactive analytics...
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HPE Launches Servers, Services, and Collaboration at GTC

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Kinetica GPU-Accelerated Database Now Available on Amazon EC2 for Real-time Analytics on Fast-moving Data

NVIDIA GPU Technology Conference - Kinetica, provider of the fastest GPU-accelerated database, today announced its GPU-accelerated, in-memory database is now available on Amazon Elastic Compute...
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Kinetica GPU-Accelerated Database Immediately Available on Microsoft Azure N-Series

Kinetica, provider of the fastest GPU-accelerated database, today announced its in-memory analytics database is immediately available on Microsoft’s N-Series of Azure Virtual Machines with GPU...
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Kinetica GPU-accelerated database available on Amazon EC2 for real-time analytics on fast-moving data

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Kinetica Brings the Power of GPU Parallel Processing to a Database System

Ay, there’s the rub. It’s indexing, contends Kinetica, that makes today’s databases so slow, and the reason these databases need all this indexing is because they’re bound to storage volumes.
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Kinetica GPU-Accelerated Database Runs on GPU-Powered Amazon EC2 Instances

Sporting GPU-accelerated analytics, in-memory processing, scale-out capabilities and more, the Kinetica database now gets a performance boost from the GPU-powered P2 instances
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Fuzzy Logix and Kinetica to Provide Enhanced GPU-Accelerated In-Database Analytics

NVIDIA GPU Technology Conference - Fuzzy Logix, Inc., provider of high performance, in-database analytics, and Kinetica, provider of the fastest GPU-accelerated database, today announced a...
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Enhanced GPU-Accelerated In-Database Analytics

targeted at the most time-sensitive and compute-heavy applications in financial services, retail, and healthcare, where speed and scale are critical for real-time data insights and competitive advantage.
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Fuzzy Logix and Kinetica Partner on Enhanced GPU-Accelerated In-Database Analytics

Fuzzy Logix, which offers in-database analytics, and Kinetica, a provider of GPU-accelerated database, have announced a partnership to offer a joint solution.
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GPU-Based Collaboration Provides Advanced Database Analytics

Kinetica and Fuzzy Logix will target the most time sensitive and compute-heavy applications in healthcare, financial services, and retail.
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Crunching Machine Learning And Databases Together On GPUs

Now there is another application that is emerging as an accelerated workload on GPUs, which is the relational database that is at the heart of most business systems and that has scale issues just like HPC simulation and modeling and machine learning did that can be addressed by the parallel nature of GPUs and their very high memory bandwidth
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Kinetica Gets Fuzzy with In-GPU Algorithms

We needed a database that was accelerated on GPUs, Kinetica provide that framework for us
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The Rise Of GPUs In The Datacenter And The Software Uncovering Their Real Benefits

GPU acceleration provides unmatched performance and many internet giants such as Google and Amazon are incorporating the GPU-based infrastructure.
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Kinetica Honored as Bronze Stevie Award Winner in 2017 American Business Awards

Kinetica, provider of the fastest, in-memory analytics database accelerated by GPUs, was named the winner of a Bronze Stevie® Award in the Best Product of...
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High Performance Analytics With GPU Acceleration

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GPUs Help BI and AI Converge

GPUs are playing a major role in accelerating applications in areas such as numerical analytics, medical imaging, computational finance, bioinformatics, and data science
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