ArangoDB, a leader in graph database technology, has joined forces with Intel to harness the power of advanced processing technologies for Graph Machine Learning (GraphML.) This collaboration revolves around the optimization of ArangoDB’s solutions with Intel’s high-performance processors, notably the Xeon series, Flex series GPUs, and the Max series GPUs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 4, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — ArangoDB, a leader in graph database technology, has joined forces with Intel to harness the power of advanced processing technologies for Graph Machine Learning (GraphML.) This collaboration revolves around the optimization of ArangoDB’s solutions with Intel’s high-performance processors, notably the Xeon series, Flex series GPUs, and the Max series GPUs.
Intel’s processors are renowned for their high computational capabilities, essential for handling the complex calculations involved in GraphML. The Intel Xeon processor series, for example, provides robust support for large-scale data processing, while the Flex and Max series GPUs offer unparalleled efficiency in parallel processing and deep learning tasks. These features make Intel’s technology an ideal match for ArangoDB’s GraphML solutions, which require intensive computation for data analysis and pattern recognition in complex graph structures.
The collaboration is part of the Intel Disruptor Program, which aims to foster innovation by partnering with technology leaders to accelerate the development of cutting-edge solutions. This program provides resources and support to explore new possibilities in data processing and analytics. ArangoDB’s participation in this program underscores the potential of its GraphML solutions when combined with Intel’s advanced processing technologies.
According to JVrg Schad, ArangoDB‘s CTO, “Integrating with Intel’s powerful processors opens new horizons for our GraphML capabilities. The synergy between ArangoDB’s sophisticated graph processing and Intel’s advanced technology will drive unprecedented efficiency and speed in data analytics.”
SOURCE: PRWeb