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Keysoft ties up with US data warehousing appliance maker

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Bangalore , Sept. 19

THE Bangalore-based Keysoft Solutions Pvt Ltd has entered into a partnership with Boston-based Netezza, a data warehousing appliance maker, to tap the Indian data warehousing market.

"This data warehousing product, Netezza Performance Server (NPS), delivers 10 to 50 times the performance of traditional data warehouse systems from IBM, Oracle, Teradata and others," said Mr Michael Kearney, Marketing Director, Asia-Pacific, Netezza. This performance is faster due to their patented technology - Intelligent Query Streaming.

NPS combines a database, server and storage in one package. "NPS costs between one-third to one-fifths the cost of similar systems in the market," said Mr Vinay Samuel, Sales Director, Asia Pacific, Netezza.

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