As any fast growing technology In-Memory Computing has attracted a lot of interest and writing in the last couple of years. It’s bound to happen that some of the information gets stale pretty quickly – while other is simply not very accurate to being with. And thus myths are starting to grow and take hold.

I want to talk about some of the misconceptions that we are hearing almost on a daily basis here at GridGain and provide necessary clarification (at least from our our point of view). Being one of the oldest company working in in-memory computing space for the last 7 years we’ve heard and seen all of it by now – and earned a certain amount of perspective on what in-memory computing is and, most importantly, what it isn’t.

In-Memory Computing

Let’s start at… the beginning. What is the in-memory computing? Kirill Sheynkman from RTP Ventures gave…