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Bioinformatics in the Cloud: PhoenixNAP
PhoenixNAP, Intel and MemVerge have partnered to provide bioscience researchers and IT pros with access to a world class Big Memory test environment for Bioinformatics where you can test and tune one of your most valuable assets - your biosciences tools and solutions....
MemVerge Session at AWS re:Invent
This year at AWS re:Invent, MemVerge introduces Project SpotOn on AWS. Project SpotOn is a cloud service running on AWS that enables long-running stateful applications to use Spot Instances.
MemVerge at Cloud Field Day
On November 4th, from Cloud Field Day 12, MemVerge announced its Big Memory Cloud Technology.
Hello VMware, and Welcome to the Big Memory Party!
At VMworld 2021, VMware revealed Project Capitola – a technology preview of software they are developing to aggregate heterogeneous memory tiers into a uniform, virtualized memory layer for vSphere environments.
In-Memory’s High Cost and the Future of Big Memory
In this podcast, Enrico Signoretti, Senior Data Storage Analyst at Gigaom, explores the benefits and future of Big Memory Computing adoption and CXL with Charles Fan, Founder and CEO at MemVerge.
MemVerge at Bio-IT World 2021
The 20th annual Bio-IT World will highlight how Memory Machine software is accelerating discovery.
The Next Big Wave for Real-Time Analytics
Webinar Replay August 12 was a big day for MemVerge. It was World Elephant Day, a day that brings the world together to help elephants, our Big Memory mascot. It was also a day that MemVerge and Penguin Computing hosted a webinar titled, “Endless Memory: In search of...
Big Memory at useR! 2021
At useR! 2021, The R Conference, representatives from Analytical Biosciences, MemVerge and The Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGen) talk about the underlying technology and bioinformatic use cases.
It’s Time For Network Attached Memory
AI/ML, analytics, graphic processing, and several other memory-intensive workloads are pushing the limits of current memory infrastructure, and new infrastructure techniques have arisen that, we believe, will combine to create an entirely new infrastructure market: Network Attached Memory.
Parallel Processing with Persistent Memory Clones
Using MemVerge’s memory snapshots and clones allows parallel use of in-memory datasets in ways that are difficult, if not impossible, using traditional techniques.