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SQL Server 2014 introduces in-memory technology for optimizing OLTP workloads. In this overview session, we discuss the user scenarios and the hardware trends such as decreasing memory cost, many-core processors, and stalling CPU clock rate that prompted the key architectural pillars of memory optimization, no lock/latch concurrency control, and native compilation. We also cover how in-memory OLTP is integrated with the rest of SQL Server.
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The Discussion
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xmldeveloper Two sessions on Hekaton and also a Hands-On Lab - that would make a CTP more than welcome. Any news on this topic?
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ilikesql Stay Tuned Christian, stay tuned
