In Memory Computing Defined

In memory computing (IMC) is a type of middleware software or solution architecture, that enables fast processing of data, fast performance and scale of never-ending quantities of data. 

IMC stores data in RAM across a number of clusters, rather than on a disk. It is complemented by on-disk or solid-state storage for recovery, archiving and accessing historical data. IMC is processed in parallel, enabling real-time insights to businesses. 

In-memory computing helps businesses to:

• Increase performance
• Quickly analyze high volumes of data 
• Detect patterns at a fast rate
• Improve complex event processing
• Deliver faster reporting and product releases
• Gain a higher customer satisfaction

In Data Defined, we help make the complex world of data more accessible by explaining some of the most complex aspects of the field.

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