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This sounds like an interesting idea. And databases can be held in the RAM (e.g. HANA)and things move into the direction of having calculations done directly i
by newdude116 6y ago
This sounds like an interesting idea.
And databases can be held in the RAM (e.g. HANA)and things move into the direction of having calculations done directly in the RAM (without a processor).
- nkozyra 6y agoWhat mechanism enables RAM to do calculations/processing? Or are you just talking in-memory processing?
- newdude116 6y agoSpecial RAM :-) VC buddy of mine invested in such a company. So basically the RAM can do small things by itself. Should be very interesting for Databases and HANA. When he and a major Chip producer invested, I even considered asking SAP if they want to be on board.