Oracle TimesTen Description

Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database (TimesTen) enhances real-time application performance by rethinking the runtime data storage approach, resulting in reduced response times and increased throughput. By utilizing in-memory data management and refining data structures alongside access algorithms, TimesTen maximizes the efficiency of database operations, leading to significant improvements in both responsiveness and transaction throughput. The launch of TimesTen Scaleout introduces a shared-nothing architecture that builds on the existing in-memory capabilities, enabling seamless scaling across numerous hosts, accommodating vast data volumes of hundreds of terabytes, and processing hundreds of millions of transactions per second, all without requiring manual sharding or workload distribution. This innovative approach not only streamlines performance but also simplifies the overall database management experience for users.

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Company:
Oracle
Year Founded:
1977
Headquarters:
United States
Website:
www.oracle.com/database/technologies/related/timesten.html

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