Hekaton research makes significant speed improvements to SQL Server 2014

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Paul Larson, Microsoft principal researcher, and Mike Zwilling, principal architect, Microsoft SQL Server, discuss how their collaboration led to the data-access improvements of the Hekaton component of SQL Server 2014, which has implications that improves online gaming, real-time inventory analysis, stock trading, and any scenario where data access and indexing speed is critical to a system's performance.

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Microsoft SQL Server (Database Management System)
Microsoft Research (Organization)
Paul Larson (Computer Scientist)
Mike Zwilling
Hekaton