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We give you streaming data applications in 90 days, no matter what. And we'll do anything, including building on our closest competitor's engine, to deliver.
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HarperDB flies in the face of conventional wisdom in a number of ways. But does the world need another database?
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What are the options for querying graphs, and how do we go from that to the equivalent of a virtual machine for databases?
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