By Stephen Catien, SAP
In-memory computing is getting a lot of press these days. On one side of the spectrum it is being hailed as a revolutionary game-changer in an era of big data – promising exponential performance improvement thanks to pure memory processing. On the other, it is being downplayed as an old idea wearing new clothes. Nowhere is this controversy as fierce as in data intensive industries such as Telecom, Consumer Electronics and High Tech.
With this in mind, my recent....