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US Air Force Spends $100 Million To Accelerate Data Warehouses

February 4, 2021 Timothy Prickett Morgan 4

We talk about big money being spent on GPU-accelerated HPC and AI systems all the time here at The Next Platform, and we have been clear that we think another area where such acceleration will take off is with databases and related analytics, and particularly with data warehouses that have trillions of rows of data. …

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