Ketan Karia, CMO and Senior Vice President of Ingres Corporation, provides 11 big data analytics predictions for 2011. I thought we were through with predictions for 2011, but this is worthwhile. Karia focuses on the fact that big data alone doesn't bring big insights: analytics does. He looks at key trends such as in-memory analytics and self-service business intelligence, but what he really emphasizes are the chips.
"In 2011, expect to see more solutions hit the market that enable business software to exploit the tremendous capabilities of modern chips that aren't currently doing so, rather than forcing chip customization or blindly throwing hardware at the problem," he writes.
His 11 predictions are:
1. We'll hark the chips, not the hardware.
2. Chip scale-out will date MPP and shrink big data networks.
3. Memory will go RAM.
4. Chip companies will spend more on R&D in 2011.
5. Acceleration of analytics will support the agile enterprise.
To read the full, original article click on this link: 11 More Analytics Predictions for 2011: It's All About the Chips
Author: Klint Finley
