IBM upgrades DB2, Infosphere stare Big Data analysis

Beijing Time April 4, according to foreign media reports, a few days ago IBM expanded its massive data Analysis Services, the main measures have upgraded its DB2 and Infosphere Data Warehouse software, and with Apache Hadoop integration. IBM said the effect of the software upgrade could be seen after April 30, with the aim of reducing the company's storage costs, making it easier and easier to manage the data, and then allowing employees to spend more time in the analysis process.

Arvind Kirishna, director of IBM's information management group, says the current surge in data is making it more difficult for customers to pick useful data, while IBM's advanced database and Data warehousing technologies help customers address the problem of exploding data volumes and help customers focus on business growth.

The 10 version of DB2 relational database management software can quickly compress data that needs to be stored through appropriate compression and multilevel data management techniques. This technology can prevent unlimited storage expansion. At the same time, IBM says customers can easily migrate data from Oracle databases to DB2 databases.

At the same time, the 10 version of the Infosphere warehouse software is 10 times times faster than before, enabling users to improve decision-making efficiency and liberate their storage space. Integration with Hadoop allows customers to quickly analyze unstructured data, such as social networking information or textual information obtained from mobile devices.

In addition, other massive data analysis vendors will expand their existing services, such as EMC and Oracle, in recent months.

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