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ENEA Polyhedra

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TileDB

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15th
out of 19 in Non-Relational Databases
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11th
out of 19 in Non-Relational Databases
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112
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Polyhedra
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Overview
Polyhedra is a family of compact, lightweight, SQL relational database management systems (RDBMS) optimized for embedded systems applications. Built on an ironclad clientserver architecture, Polyhedra in-memory database system (IMDB) and Polyhedra FlashLite provide a secure data repository for embedded systems, mobile devices and server-based applications demanding the utmost in performance and reliability.

TileDB, Inc. is a data management company founded to help Data Science teams make faster discoveries, by giving them a more natural way to store, analyze and share large sets of diverse data, so that they can stop wasting time working around performance limitations, inadequate data storage formats, and unfamiliar tooling.

Sample Customers
Xilinx, Freescale Semiconductor, AMD
Azure, Lustre, hadoop

ENEA Polyhedra is ranked 15th in Non-Relational Databases while TileDB is ranked 11th in Non-Relational Databases. ENEA Polyhedra is rated 0.0, while TileDB is rated 0.0. On the other hand, ENEA Polyhedra is most compared with , whereas TileDB is most compared with Objectivity DB.

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