
Seven Databases in Seven Weeks Seminar — Fall 2014
Strap yourself in kids, because we have an amazing line-up of technical talks coming to Carnegie Mellon University in Fall 2014. Seven Databases in Seven Weeks is a semester-long seminar series with the leading developers of NoSQL and NewSQL database management systems. Each speaker will present the implementation details of their respective systems and examples of the technical challenges that they faced when working with real-world customers. If you only attend one seminar series this semester, make sure it's this one!
Videos will be posted after each talk.
- Time: Thursdays @ 12:00pm ET
- Location: CIC - 4th floor (ISTC Panther Hollow Room)
- Organizers: Andy Pavlo
This seminar series is held in conjunction with the following groups at Carnegie Mellon:
Schedule
Date | Speaker | Talk Title | Video | |
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Sep 11 |
Sep 11 | Ankur Goyal | MemSQL: A Distributed In-Memory SQL Database | |
Sep 25 |
Sep 25 | Michael Zwilling | Microsoft SQL Server’s In-Memory OLTP Architecture and Capabilities | |
Oct 2 |
Oct 2 | Seth Proctor (CTO, NuoDB) | Current and Future Challenges in Data Management | |
Oct 9 |
Oct 9 | Andrew Morrow | MongoDB: Reinventing the Database Landscape | |
Oct 16 |
Oct 16 | Bradley C. Kuszmaul | State-of-the-Art Database Index Maintenance | |
Oct 30 |
Oct 30 | Ori Herrnstadt | The Future of Databases is Not a Database | CANCELLED |
Nov 13 |
Nov 13 | Ryan Betts | VoltDB: Faster is Better |
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- ML⇄DB Seminar Series (Fall 2023)
- ¡Databases! – A Database Seminar Series (Fall 2022)
- Vaccination Database Talks (Booster) (Spring 2022)
- Vaccination Database Talks (Second Dose) (Fall 2021)
- Vaccination Database Talks (First Dose) (Spring 2021)
- Quarantine Database Tech Talks (Spring 2020)
- Seven Databases in Seven Weeks Seminar (Fall 2014)
- Hardware Accelerated Database Lectures (Fall 2018)
- Time Series Database Lectures (Fall 2017)
- The Databaseology Lectures (Fall 2015)