October 31, 2007

Netezza cites three warehouses over 50 terabytes

Netezza is finally making it clear that they run some largish warehouses. Their latest press release cites Catalina Marketing, Epsilon, and NYSE Euronext as having 50+ terabytes each. I checked with Netezza’s Marketing VP Ellen Rubin, and she confirmed that those are clean figures — user data, single warehouses, etc. Ellen further tells me that Netezza’s total count of warehouses that big is “significantly more” than the 3 named in the release.

Of course, this makes sense, given that Netezza’s largest box, the NPS 10800, runs 100 terabytes. And Catalina was named as having bought a 10800 in a press release back in December, 2006.

That’s not quite the multi-hundred-terabyte range inhabited by Teradata and to some extent also DATAllegro, but it’s not all that far away either. In particular, it’s more than Oracle comfortably handles.

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One Response to “Netezza cites three warehouses over 50 terabytes”

  1. thomas on December 11th, 2007 8:49 pm

    great, buy this stock aggressively…

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