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Oracle Extends Commitment to R for Big Data Analytics
August 24, 2012 08:00 ET
Oracle Extends Commitment to R for Big Data Analytics
Extended Platform Support With Faster Performance and Enterprise Database Accessibility for R Statistical Programming Language
REDWOOD SHORES, CA--(Marketwire - Aug 24, 2012) - Oracle (
News Facts
- Increasing the accessibility of big data analytics within enterprises, Oracle today announced enhanced support for the R statistical programming language.
- Further demonstrating Oracle's commitment to the open source community, this enhanced support includes new platform ports of R for Oracle Solaris and AIX in addition to Linux and Windows, connectivity to [ Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database ] in addition to [ Oracle Database ], and integration of hardware-specific Math libraries for faster performance.
- Oracle's Open Source distribution of R is available with the Oracle Big Data Appliance and [ available for download now ].
- Oracle also offers [ Oracle R Enterprise ], a component of Oracle Advanced Analytics that enables R processing on Oracle Database servers.
Latest Developments Deliver Consistent Experience for Analyzing Big Data with R
- Since its introduction in 1995, R has attracted more than two million users and is widely used today for developing statistical applications that analyze big data.
- Oracle is committed to making big data analytics more accessible in the enterprise and improving data scientist productivity with faster performance.
- More specifically, the latest developments to Oracle's R distribution include:
- Extended Platform Ports: In addition to Linux and Windows, Oracle is delivering the first supported port of R for Oracle Solaris and AIX platforms.
- Enhanced Database Connectivity: In addition to Oracle Database connectivity, Oracle has extended the ROracle open source package to integrate with Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database.
- Integration with Hardware-Optimized Math Libraries: Oracle is delivering an open source distribution of R that is enabled to work dynamically with Oracle's Sun Sunperf, Intel's MKL, and AMD's ACML Math libraries, enabling R to run extremely fast on all compatible hardware.
- By integrating the powerful R statistical programming language with proven Oracle technologies, this enhanced support from Oracle delivers data scientists a consistent experience on the infrastructure of their choice, whether on a laptop, on Hadoop, or in the database itself.
Supporting Quote
- "Big data analytics is a top priority for our customers, and the R statistical programming language is a key tool for performing these analytics," said Andrew Mendelsohn, senior vice president, Oracle Database Server Technologies. "With this announcement, we continue to enhance and expand our industry-leading support for R across the Oracle Database, Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database, and Hadoop platforms."
Supporting Resources
- [ Oracle Big Data ]
- [ Oracle R Enterprise ]
- [ Oracle Database 11g ]
- [ Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database ]
- Analyst Report: [ Oracle Advances its Advanced Analytics Strategy ]
- Blog: [ Oracle R Enterprise ]
- Forum: [ OTN Forum on R ]
- Connect with Oracle Database via [ Blog ], [ Facebook ] and [ Twitter ]
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