Data at Rest (Technology-Innovation) - Bloor Research

Vision is the art of seeing what is invisible to others

NuoDB's latest release lets users perform operational analytics on transactional data: seeing what is otherwise invisible (without a data warehouse)

ScaleBase provides the ability to distribute MySQL databases without change to existing applications.

SpaceCurve looks like the sine qua non of geo-spatial databases.

An open source associative database project in the US means that this technology may be about to make a comeback.

Bulk Synchronous Parallel is a clustered low-cost solution (a la Hadoop) being adopted for graph databases and graph analytics

The latest release of Teradata Aster has some interesting graph capabilities

Oracle has announced the ZS3, which integrates with Oracle Database 12c

BLU Acceleration provides significantly improved query performance in IBM DB2 data warehousing environments.

Could you use a graph database for matching? Yes, almost certainly. And, if so, how would that compete with data quality tools?

In-memory processing can be used for a lot of different things within data warehousing