TeradataDatabaseRelease12.0.pptVIP

Teradata Database Release 12.0 Teradata 12.0: Today’s Agenda… Introduction: Teradata Focus on Active Enterprise Intelligence Teradata Technical “Roadmap” Current Hardware Offerings Quick Summary Teradata Database 12.0: Features Functions Updated PS Offerings Teradata’s Active Data WarehouseAn “Active” Extension of the Enterprise Data Warehouse Teradata Roadmap 2007 – 2008 Teradata 5500 Server Platform Built for a Purpose 5500 Server – Teradata Platform Start Small and Grow Performance: Up to 2.6X performance improvement of 5500H node over 5450H Scalability: Incremental growth per node of up to 1.47 TB User Data @ Design Center configuration Scale up to 1024 nodes = 1.5 Petabytes High Performance, Entry Level Coexistence models Availability: Performance continuity with “small clique” Hot Standby Node Offer Investment Protection: Investment protection with previous generations 5500 Platform Overview Intel Dual Core Technology Dual Core Intel Xeon Processor 2.66 GHz Clock 4 MB Level 2 Cache Extended Memory 64 Technology New 5500 node chassis 5400 Node cabinet compatible Operating Systems supported: SUSE Linux for 64 bit MP-RAS 3.03 for 32 bit Windows Server 2003 – 32 bit Windows Server 2003 – 64 bit BYNET V3 1 to 1024 nodes in a system Disk Storage Teradata Enterprise Storage - Teradata 6843 EMC DMX-3 Introducing Multiple Core Terminology New Direction in Microprocessor Industry Multiplecomputing Cores to dramatically increase performance Leverage Moore’s Law and use massive numbers of transistors to build multiple Core processors Clock rate increases are no longer the prime driver of performance improvement Teradata 12: Why A New Numbering Schema ? Consistency and Sanity. One Release, One Number Begins with Teradata 12.0: Version 1 had 5 major releases up to V1R5. Version 2 had 6 major releases up to V2R6.2 So, after……..11 major releases, Teradata 12 debuts in 2007. Teradata 12.0: Great New Functionality. Consistent Product