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What is In-Memory Computing?

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What is In-Memory Computing?

Pros and Cons: In-Memory Computing. ✓ Is In-Memory Computing Ready for the Mainstream? ✓ It can help you make a Decision on Adopting IMC.


What is In-Memory Computing?

In-Memory Computing is an exciting new technology paradigm that can be potentially transformative across industries, and while there’s no truth to the perceptions that In-Memory is simply too expensive or that it can only provide incremental benefits, the reality is that the technology as it stands, along with the marketplace, is still somewhat fragmented.



There are six different technology classes for In-Memory computing, each with its own specific use case, but practitioners will want to be able to plug into their existing IT environment and have the standards be supported by their industry.


IMC becomes most relevant in terms of speed, scale and insight. The ability to move very quickly will be very critical in certain industries, but being able to serve large amounts of customers at once or to be able to analyze large amounts of data easily will also be benefits of In-Memory computing.


Pros of In-Memory Computing

1. Competitive Advantage

2. Transformative Capability

3. In-expensive


Cons of In-Memory Computing

1. Not Plug and Play

2. Lack of Standards

3. Vendor challenges


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