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Искусственный интеллект и периферийные вычисления: 7 способов, которыми искусственный интеллект может изменить будущее Граничные вычисления — это распределенная архитектура информационных технологий, в которой клиентские данные обрабатываются на периферии сети, как можно ближе к исходному источнику. Переход к периферийным вычислениям обусловлен мобильными вычислениями, снижением стоимости компьютерных компонентов и огромным количеством сетевых устройств в мире Интернета…
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Updates by Copy-on-Write
Introduction “Copy on write” is a technique used in a wide variety of applications in computing. RDM uses this technique in a couple of areas. Before diving into RDM, let’s take a look at the general case. The main idea behind copy-on-write is to copy some content and then modify the copy instead of modifying…
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Raima Announces Release of Raima Database Manager (RDM) v15, a Powerful Embedded Time Series Database
SEATTLE, WA, June 10, 2021 - Raima provides an enterprise caliber database with a small footprint. In this release Raima clients will find a new set of features which will enable machine learning in Edge, IoT and IIoT applications that need performance within self-maintained applications. Raima Database Manager is the solution for: High performance applications, through in-memory and snapshot support Edge/remote data…
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Time Series in RDM 15.0
In this whitepaper, we will first take a look at a high-level view of time series before diving into specifics for RDM. Time series is a data model for data that is collected periodically over some time. The data will typically be indexed, listed, analyzed, and graphed. There are mainly two domains for time series,…
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Time Series Database: What it is and How it Works
What is a Time Series Database (TSBD)? A time series database (TSDB) is designed especially for handling time series data or time-stamped data. Time series data can be collected from a range of events or metrics, but it is always across server periods of time rather than individual events. You can use time series data…