Palo Alto, California - July 28th, 2022
NeuroBlade, the next generation of data acceleration solutions, announced the opening of its North American headquarters in Silicon Valley, with Co-Founder and CTO Eliad Hillel relocating to California to drive the company’s growth in the US.
The total volume of data generated and consumed globally is expected to reach more than 180 zettabytes by 2025. But while the database layer, consisting of data warehouses, data lakes, and data lake houses, has evolved, the infrastructure isn't keeping up with this data growth rate. Infrastructure has been designed with much smaller analytics sizes in mind.
It's increasingly complex, expensive, and time-consuming for organizations to analyze this data. As a result, business and technology leaders cannot rely on price performance when querying and analyzing hundreds of terabytes of data. This creates an analysis gap where less than two-thirds of the data is analyzed.
“The reality is that the infrastructure for analytics has not kept up with the pace of data creation and the need to analyze large data sets that go into the hundreds of terabytes. The software layer has enjoyed immense innovation over the years. Yet, little has been done to recreate such creativity within the hardware layer,” said Eliad Hillel, CTO and co-founder of NeuroBlade. “If you look across the industry today, you’ll see emerging solutions that aim to bring compute closer to processing, but no one is addressing it systems-wide, end-to-end, across compute, memory, storage and network. At our core, NeuroBlade is a systems company and that’s the approach we take: to accelerate analytics on top of what the software can do, by a factor of 10x or greater, in a transparent way to the end user. This is how we define the next era of hyper compute for analytics that will allow data to be used for insights that advance business success.”