mhoglan

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   by mhoglan 12y ago

   I agree that there are a lot of patents that are not factors and generally frivolous. I would argue though that at Arbor the patents / algorithms around classification of flows and DoS detection are a cornerstone of the business being
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   by mhoglan 12y ago

   The team knew MySQL very well internally, it is not so much that MySQL did not work out, it was very nice for people who needed to grow out MySQL to jump over to InfiniDB. MySQL going from independent to Sun to Oracle changed a lot of how
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   by mhoglan 12y ago

   Try selling a company and being asked, what patents or protections do you have for someone not doing exactly what you have done. Also try defending yourself against billion dollar companies the space. but glad you took analogy literally
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   by mhoglan 12y ago

   Not really. Redshift is nice don't get me wrong, but we did not run into many people that were choosing Redshift over InfiniDB. The major players out there still run everything on premise and behind their firewall. btw, InfiniDB was
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   by mhoglan 12y ago

   Clear up a few things here for all the speculation. I was an architect at InfiniDB that came on in Nov 2013 to build out the Enterprise Manager which was coming to alleviate many of the provisioning, management and monitoring woes that cu