Posts Tagged ‘ Netezza ’

Debunking More Netezza FUD About Exadata

January 18, 2011
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A reader recently left a comment for which my reply was longer than I’d like to leave for a comment so I’m answering it in detail with this blog post. Gabramel writes: Greg, Nice article. I am just reading the Netezza paper. You don’t appear to have debunked the following statement. “Exadata is unable...

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Oracle Exadata and Netezza TwinFin Compared – An Engineer’s Analysis

August 10, 2010
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There seems to be little debate that Oracle’s launch of the Oracle Exadata Storage Server and the Sun Oracle Database Machine has created buzz in the database marketplace. Apparently there is so much buzz and excitement around these products that two competing vendors, Teradata and Netezza, have both authored publications that contain a significant...

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Exadata Snippits From Oracle F4Q09 Earnings Call

June 23, 2009
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Oracle Corporation had its F4Q09 earnings call today and the Exadata comments started right away with the earnings press release: “The Exadata Database Machine is well on its way to being the most successful new product launch in Oracle’s 30 year history,” said Oracle CEO Larry Ellison. “Several of Teradata’s largest customers are performance...

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Database Customer Benchmarketing Reports

December 12, 2008
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Database Customer Benchmarketing Reports

A few weeks ago I read Curt Monash’s report on interpreting the results of data warehouse proofs-of-concept (POCs) and I have to say, I’m quite surprised that this topic hasn’t been covered more by analysts in the data warehousing space. I understand that analysts are not database performance engineers, but where do they think...

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Data Warehouse Appliances: Conflicting Stories

September 11, 2008
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I usually stick to the technical stuff but today is strictly about entertainment. One has to laugh when a company (Tesco) is involved in two press releases in two days with two different database vendors and the press releases are a bit conflicting. I’d say this appears to be a case of open mouth,...

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