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Kinetica Now Available as a Service in AWS Marketplace

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Thursday, September 29, 2022
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ARLINGTON, Va., Sept. 29, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Kinetica, the database for time & space, is now easily accessible as-a-service in AWS Marketplace, a curated digital catalog that customers can use to find, buy, deploy and manage third-party software, data and services to build solutions and run their businesses on Amazon Web Services (AWS). The listing gives organizations real-time analysis and modern location intelligence on massive IoT data sets.

Key Points: 
  • Kinetica is available in AWS Marketplace and is fully managed by Kinetica.
  • "Customers across government and commercial industries have been modernizing their location intelligence applications with Kinetica on AWS for years," said Mona Chadha, Director of AWS Marketplace Category Management.
  • Kinetica is available immediately in AWS Marketplace, with availability on AWS GovCloud to come later in 2022.
  • Kinetica has a rich partner ecosystem, including AWS, Microsoft, NVIDIA, Intel, Dell, Tableau, and Oracle.

Andes Technology RISC-V Processors Reveal Outstanding Performance and Efficiency in MLPerf Tiny

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Wednesday, July 20, 2022
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The MLPerf Tiny benchmark suite is intended for the lowest power devices and smallest form factors, such as deeply embedded, intelligent sensing, and internet-of-things applications.

Key Points: 
  • The MLPerf Tiny benchmark suite is intended for the lowest power devices and smallest form factors, such as deeply embedded, intelligent sensing, and internet-of-things applications.
  • The remarkable out-of-box results reveal the outstanding Andes processor capabilities with performance and power consumption.
  • The out-of-box results of the MLPerf Tiny v0.7 are enabled by high-performance AndesCore and the enhanced TensorFlow Lite for Microcontroller with Andes NN Library.
  • AndesCore V5 processors with DSP/SIMD (P draft) and Vector (V) Extensions are designed for applications needing highly efficient or intensive data computation.

Kinetica, Now on Microsoft Azure, Bends the Space-Time Continuum

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Thursday, October 14, 2021
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"Vectorization is ideal for IoT use cases where streaming geospatial and time-series data gets fused with other static or steaming data at speed. It historically required exotic hardware and specialized--and scarce--skills, putting it out of reach to all but the largest and most well-funded organizations or government entities," said Nima Negahban, founder and CEO of Kinetica. "With Kinetica's vectorized database now available as-a-service on Microsoft Azure, that has all changed. Any organization can harness the power of Kinetica for IoT initiatives -- and it can be deployed in minutes."

Key Points: 
  • "With Kinetica's vectorized database now available as-a-service on Microsoft Azure, that has all changed.
  • Kinetica on Microsoft Azure is fully managed by Kinetica, integrated with Microsoft Azure monitoring, and equipped with a modern user interface for ease of use.
  • A big pharmaceutical company achieved identical performance between an 88-node SQL on Hadoop cluster and a 6-node Kinetica cluster in Microsoft Azure.
  • Were pleased to offer Kinetica as a fully vectorized database as-a-Service on Microsoft Azure, says Ramnik Gulati, Director Product Marketing Databases at Microsoft.