Re: Cassandra and GPU's...

unsubscribe On Tue, Dec 1, 2015 at 5:55 PM, james anderson wrote: > good morning; > > On 2015-12-01, at 21:53, Steve Robenalt wrote: > > Hi James, > > Yup, the analytics side of database usage is ripe with possibilities, as > the site at your link shows. > > > that case is not the “analytics”,

Re: Cassandra and GPU's...

good morning; > On 2015-12-01, at 21:53, Steve Robenalt > wrote: > > Hi James, > > Yup, the analytics side of database usage is ripe with possibilities, as the > site at your link shows. that case is not the “analytics”, but the database itself. the graph naviga

Re: Cassandra and GPU's...

Hi James, Yup, the analytics side of database usage is ripe with possibilities, as the site at your link shows. In my original skepticism, I was referring not to the analytics using the database, but to the database itself. In Cassandra-specific terms, I would suggest that GPUs have more potential

Re: Cassandra and GPU's...

good evening; > On 2015-12-01, at 21:17, Steve Robenalt wrote: > > Hi Tony, > > Somebody will likely prove me wrong on this (and I'd love to see it), but I'm > skeptical that there is much intersection between the set of things a GPU is > good at and the set of things a database needs to do.

Re: Cassandra and GPU's...

Hi Tony, Somebody will likely prove me wrong on this (and I'd love to see it), but I'm skeptical that there is much intersection between the set of things a GPU is good at and the set of things a database needs to do. As such, I don't expect there'd be much performance gain unless a way to exploit

Cassandra and GPU's...

Hi All, Can Cassandra use GPU's? If not can someone recommend a open source database that runs on GPU's? I am interested in seeing the performance difference of a database that is under 2GB run on a GPU card such as as NVIDA gtx 980. Thanks,-Tony