This new HPE server includes 64 TB memory for real-time business data

An in-memory database stores and processes data primarily in a computer’s main memory (RAM) instead of slower disk drives, so reads and writes happen much faster, like keeping frequently used files on your desktop instead of in a filing cabinet. Investors care because this speed enables real-time analytics, faster transactions, and more responsive customer services, which can increase revenue, reduce operating costs, and create a competitive technological advantage that impacts a company’s growth and risk profile.

An in-memory data platform that stores and processes large amounts of business data very quickly, allowing companies to run reports and analysis in real time instead of waiting hours or…