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GPU and SQL: Can GPU be used for SQL processing
A topic left unexamined in this paper is the possibility of breaking up a data set and running a query concurrently on multiple GPUs. Though there would certainly be coordination overhead, it is very likely that SQL queries could be further accelerated with such a con guration. Consider the NVIDIA Tesla S1070, a server product which contains 4 Tesla GPUs. This machine has a combined GPU throughput of 408 GB/sec, 960 streaming multiprocessors, and a...
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Scalability architecture: SMP and MPP
SMP stands for symmetric multi-processing, distribution of computingworkload across a cluster of linked computers. Each node may havemultiple, multi-core processors to further parallelize processing on thatnode. Nodes may have local disk storage and also share disk storage withother nodes. A database system that runs across nodes of an SMP clusteris termed “shared disk.” It uses locks to regulate concurrent access to thedatabase, although locking is typically not a bottle-neck for read-intensivedata-analysis applications.MPP stands for massively...
What is HANA? High Performance Analytic Appliance from SAP.
Here is two important presentations that would make it clear for novice or advanced colleagues. What is SAP HANA? It is a real mile stone in “in-memory computing“. Introduction to HANA in-memory from SAP It is important to understand also CEP Complex Event Processing because it will make our life easier in realizing where we are headed for future application landscape from SAP. Complex Event Prosessing View more presentations from ugur candan