| By Bill McColl | Article Rating: |
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| January 11, 2010 10:45 PM EST | Reads: |
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Data is revolutionizing how we live and work, and it's growing exponentially everywhere.
Faced with this information explosion, experienced programmers are now using parallel processing tools such as MapReduce/Hadoop, rather than SQL databases, to analyze large repositories of stored, historical data.
The next major step in this direction is to bring the full power of advanced data mining and analytics, realtime stream processing, and massively parallel computing to everyone, not just to experienced programmers.
The cloud is central to bringing about this radical change in how we process data of all kinds.
Hundreds of millions of "non-programmers" routinely use technologies such as Excel spreadsheets to handle their data challenges.
With Cloudcel, any one of these non-programmers can now, for the first time, simply and seamlessly exploit the full power of realtime, highly parallel cloud computing.
Those already using SQL or MapReduce/Hadoop, also now have an easy-to-use massively parallel cloud technology that can handle realtime as well as stored, historical data.
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