Amazon Web Services Launches Three New Analytics Capabilities
Amazon Web Services | December 02, 2020
Today at AWS re:Invent, Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS), an Amazon.com, Inc. organization (NASDAQ: AMZN), reported three new analytics abilities that drastically improve the exhibition of Amazon Redshift information stockrooms, make it altogether simpler for clients to move and join information across information stores, and make it a lot more straightforward for end-clients to get more an incentive from their business information utilizing machine learning.
AQUA for Amazon Redshift accelerates querying with an innovative new hardware-accelerated cache that brings the compute to the storage and delivers up to 10x better query performance than any other cloud data warehouse, with general availability coming in January 2021.
AWS Glue Elastic Views helps developers build applications that use data from multiple data stores with materialized views that automatically combine and replicate data across storage, data warehouses, and databases.
Amazon QuickSight Q delivers a machine learning-powered capability for Amazon QuickSight that gives users the ability to use natural language expressions to ask business questions in the Amazon QuickSight Q search bar and receive highly accurate answers in seconds.
More information is made each hour today than in a whole year only 20 years back. Indeed, the measure of information made throughout the following three years will be more than the measure of information made in the course of recent years. The same old instruments simply won't work in this new universe of information. AWS clients utilize a wide assortment of analytics apparatuses for various use cases, including Amazon Athena for serverless questioning, Amazon Elasticsearch Service for looking and envisioning log information, Amazon Kinesis for handling ongoing information streams, Amazon Redshift for information warehousing, and Amazon EMR for running Apache Spark, Hive, Presto, and other enormous information systems. These administrations offer AWS clients the correct apparatus for their requirements. The new analytics capacities reported today expand on this establishment and give quicker, more financially savvy, and more open information examination over the entirety of a client's information stores.
“With the capabilities we're announcing today, we're delivering an order-of-magnitude performance improvement for Amazon Redshift, new flexible ways to more easily move data between data stores, and the ability for customers to ask natural language questions in their business dashboards and receive answers in seconds,” said Rahul Pathak, VP, Analytics, AWS. “These capabilities will meaningfully change the speed and ease of use with which customers can get value from their data at any scale.”
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