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Researchers expect data requirements to explode 10x or more in next year; say WX2 is uniquely qualified to handle growing demands of bioinformatics
NCGR researchers who chose WX2 said they were impressed by Kognitio's recognition of and focus on the growing importance of bioinformatics, and the company's desire to play a leading role in enabling the next generation of genomic investigation.
"We realized that we needed a new database solution to increase the flexibility and the performance for our future plans," commented Dr.
The NCGR team has already discovered the powerful advantages that WX2 offers; researchers say they are able to quickly load subject databases within minutes, as opposed to hours. Queries performed against the WX2 database return in one-eighth of the time when compared to other platforms.
"Technology has progressed to the point where the research that went into the initial Human Genome Project, which took hundreds of millions of dollars and several years to complete, can now be replicated within several months. Faster, more powerful tools like Kognitio's WX2 are at the core of that increase in power and reduction in time to results and overall cost," explained
"The pace of data generation is exploding, and over the next twelve months we expect the amount of data that we need to analyze will expand at a rate of ten-fold or more," added
"The throughput of Illumina(R) Genome analysis instruments is increasing at least ten fold each year and NCGR is deploying additional Genome Analyzers in production sequencing each quarter. Data pipelining and analysis capabilities that scale cost-effectively with increasing sequence generation are critical to our continued growth," said
"Increasingly, the confluence of bioinformatics and mainstream information processing is delivering major opportunities for research institutions like NCGR and forward-thinking companies such as Kognitio," said
Now in its sixth generation, Kognitio WX2 is the a most mature analytical database of its type on the market today, capable of helping mid-sized and larger enterprises alike gain unprecedented analytical access to, and insight from, massive amounts of data, thus allowing them to remain ahead of their competitors. More than twenty years of development enables Kognitio WX2 users to reliably gain greater benefits in less time; by enabling users to query, in detail, vast amounts of granular data in just seconds, tests have shown WX2 consistently obtains results several times faster than competing data warehouse appliances and 10-60 times faster than typical software-only databases.
More information about the Kognitio WX2 purpose-built analytical database is available from the company's website.
About Kognitio
Kognitio (www.kognitio.com) is an innovative, technology-rich company, providing leading-edge solutions to business problems that require the acquisition, rationalization and analysis of large or complex data. Kognitio's WX2 is the industry's fastest and most scalable analytical database on the market, giving firms the ability to turn their raw data into valuable business insight fast, and empowering its customers to realize comprehensive answers to critical business questions.
Globally headquartered in Bracknell, UK, with North American headquarters in
About NCGR
NCGR (www.ncgr.org) is a nonprofit research institute dedicated to improving human health and nutrition by genome sequencing and analysis. NCGR (sequencing.ncgr.org) provides CSPro(TM) DNA sequencing services using Illumina(R) Genome Analyzers together with software tools and services for analysis of large sequencing projects, featuring the Alpheus(R) software system (alpheus.ncgr.org).
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