A new press release reports, “Levyx Inc., a provider of system software for low latency big data platforms and applications to dramatically reduce Big Data infrastructure costs, announced today the availability of its newest product Radon™ for early beta customers. Radon is a large-scale distributed key-value store intended for low latency operations and optimized for Flash and non-volatile memories (NVMs), requiring much less DRAM and fewer nodes than in-memory solutions that have proven difficult to scale. It is engineered for Exascale use cases requiring +1000 node clusters such as financial services, Internet of Things (IoT) including Connected Car initiatives, telecommunications, cybersecurity and data center management — all of which involve storing, analyzing, and retrieving billions to trillions of objects with very low latency.”

The release goes on, “Bill Moore, Dell/EMC Fellow, co-creator of ZFS and founder/CEO of DSSD said: ‘The rise of massively scaled applications that process billions of objects related to sensor data, connected cars, threat detection, and dynamic pricing has created a fundamental need for a software stack that provides scalable and low-latency building blocks for these applications, while at the same time using commodity off-the-shelf hardware and storage. Levyx has done a great job to bridge this gap, thereby making these applications not only possible, but economically feasible as well’.”

Read more at Globe Newswire.

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