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Achieve scalable cyber resiliency in the cloud during an age of exponential data growth

CIO Business Intelligence

ZB of data in novelized form would create nearly 400,000 stacks of books, with each stack rising all the way to the moon. Accessing this data and keeping it available for end-users is a critical capability for a modern business. IDC predicts that the amount of commercial data in storage will be 12.8 ZB by 2026.

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Big Data: The Hadoop Business Case

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The data is too big, moves too fast, or does not fit the structures of your database architectures. However, massively parallel processing (MPP) database architectures are one example of purpose-built technologies that have been developed to support both OLTP and OLAP data structures at enormous scales up into the petabytes (PB).

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Two Reasons Why Apache Cassandra Is the Database for Real-Time Applications

CIO Business Intelligence

Keeping it at acceptable levels requires an underlying data architecture that can handle the demands of globally deployed real-time applications. Key features of Cassandra’s distributed architecture are specifically tailored for deployment across multiple data centers.

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Why CIOs Need to Understand Apache Cassandra

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Because of its geographic distribution and the fact that data is replicated across multiple datacenters, Cassandra’s uptime and disaster recovery capabilities are unparalleled. Because it’s partitioned over a distributed architecture, Cassandra is capable of handling various data types at petabyte scale.