Data Locality: The Path to Effective Net-Zero Latency
Hear from Nstream Developer Evangelist Fred Patton as he discusses the concept of data locality and its importance in achieving net-zero latency. Lack of data locality can result in data traveling far beyond the necessary and optimal distance, resulting in congestion and delays. Nstream’s SwimOS (open-source) platform solves this problem by situating its processing unit near its requisite data stores and making the processing unit its own data store.
Watch the video to better understand:
- Why data locality is crucial in achieving net-zero latency
- The impact and cost of processing in memory
- Four essentials to consider to achieve net-zero latency
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