Jay Clemens
In-Q-Tel has invested in MemSQL to develop in-memory distributed database for U.S. government applications.
Customers of MemSQL’s database work to combine in-memory row and flash-optimized column stores in order to store and search large volumes of data, IQT said Wednesday.
“MemSQL’s unique offering delivers fast data processing to allow organizations instant access to key information, while effectively managing their infrastructure and preventing anomalies,†said George Hoyem, partner on IQT’s investment team.
“I’m pleased to work with such a strong partner to help bring the deep insights gained from in-memory technology to the U.S. intelligence community,” said Eric Frenkiel, CEO and co-founder at MemSQL.
Organizations work to run applications and analytics tasks by consolidating live and historical data with MemSQL’s database, IQT says.
