Deliver Transformative Business Power with Accelerated Applications
In-memory technologies are mission-critical, powering, and accelerating the most valuable applications in modern businesses. Learn how the Hazelcast In-Memory Computing Platform enables your organization to build the fastest applications by accessing a scalable, shared pool of RAM across a cluster of computers.
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Advancements in High Speed, In-Memory Systems
Read this paper for a new approach to mission critical in-memory systems with persistent memory.
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Streaming Data from the Network Edge
Learn how by deploying a technology foundation with the appropriate speed, scalability, stability, and security, you can gain valuable insights that can catalyze innovation.
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Infinity Data and the Battle to Conquer Latency
This paper takes a look at how companies are addressing growing volumes of data and mounting customer demand while dealing with latency that slows performance.
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Six Advantages of Microservices
There are many advantages to microservices. Read this paper to learn the six biggest advantages to a microservices architecture can have for your organization.
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When Zero Latency Matters
Read this paper for an introduction to the global payments landscape as it provides users with some tips on how to adapt to this ever evolving global payments landscape.
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EMEA Payment Networks and Real-Time Processing
This paper explains how In-memory computing can help banks navigate the myriad of options in payment processing networks tailored to different countries without compromising on speed or security.
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Fraud Detection in Payment Processing
Learn why fraud is so prevalent and what your organization can do to help improve the effectiveness of fraud detection within your organization.
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High-Performance Payment Processing and In-Memory Computing
Access this paper to learn transaction process flows, business use cases, fraud detection, and multi-channel deployment of payment processing and in-memory computing.
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