Edge Computing - Further Information

TIBCO has been a core part of the enterprise infrastructure software marketplace since its formation in 1997.

Appian Corporation’s focus has been on low-code application development working with a Platform as a Service offering with enterprise level applications as its primary market.

Mimik Technology is a software company that aims to provide an operating environment that allows any smart device to act as a cloud server.

IBM Cloud is now a major element of the overall IBM operation, with a strong focus on providing cloud operations and services for major enterprises and organisations.

With edge computing most data will not need to move. Only data which is important in enabling ‘the business process’ will move.

Edge computing brings computation, data, storage and power closer to the point of action or event, reducing latency and saving bandwidth

eG Enterprise V7 manages and monitors the end-user experience and business performance of applications and infrastructure.

This is Bloor's fourth Market Update in this space, which discusses the state of the graph database market as of early 2020.

Sparsity Technologies Sparksee is a property graph database that focuses on high performance deployment at scale and on embedded systems.

A secure, managed platform that enables connectivity from Edge locations to the Cloud or other specific public sector and enterprise networks.

Time-series databases represent the fastest growing database sector over the last two years.

CrateDB is a NewSQL multi-model database supports JSON documents, relational data, geo-spatial, full text and binary large objects (BLOBs).

TrendMiner is a self-service analytics solution designed for domain experts within the process manufacturing space.

IBM Informix is an object-relational database with native support for both time-series and geospatial data.

Teradata Vantage is the only product that we are aware of that has all the 4D capabilities that you might need.

InfluxDB is a time series database that has been designed that way, as opposed to a relational (or other) database that supports time series.

QuasarDB is a NewSQL column-oriented, time-series, distributed database that uses a peer-to-peer approach to support QuasarDB clusters.

Spotfire is a broad, general-purpose analytics offering that encompasses data visualisation, business intelligence, analytics and data preparation.

Kx is built on the kdb+ database, an in-memory columnar database with both streaming and timeseries capabilities.

VictoriaMetrics offers long-term remote storage for Prometheus, which is a Linux Foundation open source time-series database and monitoring system.

TimescaleDB is built on top of PostgreSQL as a database intended to specifically support the requirements of time-series data.

Redis Enterprise is an in-memory, distributed (automated partitioning), NoSQL database with a key-value store as its underpinning.

McObject eXtremeDB is an embedded (less than 200 KB footprint) hybrid in-memory and persistent database designed specifically to support time-series data.

This paper explores “dimensional analytics”, by which we mean analytics that requires an understanding of the dimensions of time and space.

The implementation of 5G networks, IoT and Edge computing are fundamental to unlocking the revenue growth and costs savings promised by Industry 4.0.

The UK government has little option but to rethink the way it operates by moving beyond digital transformation to digital reinvention.

This paper discusses the IBM Informix database and its suitability for deployment within Internet of Things (IoT) environments.