Algebraix Data Corporation today announced its SPARQL Server(TM) RDF database successfully executed all 17 of its queries on the SP2 benchmark up to one billion triples on one computer node. The SP2 benchmark is the most computationally complex for testing SPARQL performance and no other vendor has reported results for all queries on data sizes above five million triples. Read more

Algebraix Data recently announced “its SPARQL Server™ RDF database is executing the SP2Bench benchmark more than three times faster than reported in June 2012. The dramatic performance improvement is made possible by an algebraic query optimizer that is able to reuse work performed to answer prior queries. Furthermore, SPARQL Server’s Resource Description Framework (RDF) load performance has improved significantly, loading 384,000 triples per second from one file on a workstation class system. This is more than five times faster than June’s performance and is several times faster than any current vendor published results for loading triples from one file.” Read more

Algebraix Data has announced that CTO Christopher Piedmonte and Product Manager Arthur Keen will be presenting Algebra Unlocks SPARQL Performance at the SemTechBiz Conference in San Francisco. According to the article, “Mr. Piedmonte and Dr. Keen will provide a technical presentation to attendees that will show how Algebraix® Technology can unlock SPARQL performance. Algebraix technology leverages newly developed data algebra to dynamically re-factor queries as algebraic expressions of prior result fragments and optimally order queries to improve result re-use.” Read more