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Clearing up questions about 64-bit ARM processors
Emerging 64-bit ARM processors are headed to the data center and may enable a new wave of scalable, energy-efficient enterprise-class computing. Tip | SearchDataCenter.com
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xVelocity Columnstore Indexes in SQL Server 2012
With the release of SQL Server 2012, Microsoft introduced a new type of nonclustered index called xVelocity columnstore index in the SQL Server database engine. It is based on VertiPaq in-memory data compression technology. The xVelocity... Tip | SearchSQLServer.com
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Low-power server market awaits 64-bit ARM chips and ARM-based servers
Few server administrators have adopted ARM-based servers and Intel Atom-powered servers, but upcoming 64-bit processor designs are reason enough to take notice.
News | SearchDataCenter.com SQL Server Standard Edition: Why it's worth the cost
In the first article of this series, we covered the Express Edition of SQL Server 2012, a good place to start, due to... Feature | SearchSQLServer.com
Denny Cherry's 2013 predictions (and wishes) for SQL Server trends
2012 was an amazing year for Microsoft SQL Server. The most major event was the release of SQL Server 2012, which came out in the middle of the year. I've got a feeling 2013 is going to be just as exciting, if not even more so. Here are my... Feature | SearchSQLServer.com
Brian Larson talks SQL Server business intelligence
Recently, we excerpted Chapter 2 of Brian Larson's Delivering Business Intelligence with Microsoft SQL Server... Q & A | SearchSQLServer.com
Index tuning for the reluctant DBA
Tuning indexes in SQL Server is the one thing a database administrator (DBA) can completely own in terms of database application... Tip | SearchSQLServer.com
Why 32-bit Microsoft apps persist on 64-bit Windows desktops
While Microsoft’s latest server products are 64-bit, Windows desktop apps come in 32- and 64-bit versions. In some cases -- such as Outlook 2010 -- the old 32-bit... Tip | SearchEnterpriseDesktop.com
BI as a Service: Tips for scaling your BI system...in human terms
Folks in the IT industry like to talk about scalability. That term usually describes a system's ability to accommodate additional workload as... Tip | SearchSQLServer.com
Three tricky questions BI systems can answer
If you don't have a working BI system, you may be a bit leery of the alleged benefits of these sometimes expensive software systems. Are they like "Web 2.0," surrounded more by hype than reality, or do they offer an obvious, tangible benefit that... Tip | SearchSQLServer.com
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