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Organizations face obstacles in building effective unified environments, because these environments are difficult to deploy, and hard to manage with new types of data and multiple systems. Providing ...

“Customers who have invested in both MapR and Teradata solutions have requested integration, so now is the right time to expand our partnership. As customers continue to build out analytic ...

Teradata says the recent 1,000-node test that it ran on AWS not only shows the scale that its new cloud architecture can achieve, but also demonstrates the analytic flexibility required by its new ...

In this podcast, Scott Gnau from Teradata Labs discusses various aspects of Big Data and how the company’s Unified Data Architecture can position the enterprise to succeed.

Teradata has fired the starting pistol in the race to make unstructured, semi-structured and traditional row-and-column data warehousing manageable and accessible in a single integrated architecture.

Enterprise applications power the heart of business productivity, but they are traditionally difficult to implement, upgrade, and innovate. We look at how the next generation of enterprise apps could ...

It should surprise no one that the cloud is forcing the data warehouse to adapt and evolve. In August, I wrote about it an article entitled “What Should the Data Warehouse Become in the Cloud?,” where ...

Teradata announced the Teradata Data Warehouse Appliance 2750, an appliance that integrates an enterprise warehouse with in-memory technology to enable organizations to have fast access to their ...

Oct. 15, 2018 — Teradata today announced that Sasol, a major international chemicals and energy company, is partnering with Teradata to create a robust analytical ecosystem that supports the company’s ...

Teradata turned 40 years old this year, putting it in the ranks of a small group of IT household names such as IBM, SAS, and Oracle that were either born or (in IBM's case) endured the evils of ...