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Apache for Spark was designed with three goals in mind: to be fast, easy
to use and flexible enough to run in many environments. An analytics
operating system, Spark exploits in-memory caching of data, avoiding
time-consuming round-trips to disk. The results are blazing fast
processing speed. Up to 100 times faster than other big data
technologies, with a simplified and unified programming language
and near real-time processing and Machine Learning capabilities,
Spark is a bright spot on the map of Big Data technologies.
Highlights
IBM Analytics for Apache Spark
is a managed, enterprise-grade
Spark-as-a-service offering that
allows you to:
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Integrated
Machine Learning and other library capabilities (GraphX,
SQL and Streaming) in a single environment to enable
intelligent applications
Integrated Notebooks for a simple and powerful unified
interface to perform interactive analytics
Seamless integration with a variety of services and other
third party tools on a single platform
Powerful
100 percent open source Spark means you get all of the
benefits and extensibility of the rich, growing Apache
Spark community
Support to work in the language that works best for you,
including Python, Scala, Java or R
Speeds up to 100 times faster than existing technologies
In-memory processing to facilitate iterative, exploratory
and next generation analytic capabilities
Backed by IBMs massive commitment to Spark, and
decades of enterprise experience
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Why IBM?
IBM is proven in analytics with 10,000 strategy and analytics
consultants and over 400 mathematicians, IBM has invested
more than USD26 billion in big data and analytics capabilities,
acquired more than 30 companies and built nine Analytics
Solution Centers.
IBM is proven in open source, with a long history of
participating in innovative open source projects. IBM is deeply
committed to open source with contributions to more than
120 projects, including more than USD1 billion in Linux
development, making IBM a significant force supporting open
source innovation and collaboration. The company participates
in more than 120 collaborative projects contributed to the
open source community, including Eclipse, Hadoop, Apache
Spark, Apache Derby and Apache Geronimo.
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