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IBM Big Data Technology Helps South Korea‘s Meteorological Administration
Excerpt: To allow for the torrents of data to be stored and available for real-time analysis, IBM has provided KMA and NMSC with the latest IBM storage technologies capable of recording 20 gigabytes (equivalent to 400,000 web pages) of data per second. With a total storage capacity of 9.3 petabytes (1 million gigabytes) it is South Korea’s most powerful data storage system to date.
Read more: http://finchannel.com/Main_News/Tech/124212_IBM_Big_Data_Technology_Helps_South_Korea’s_Meteorological_Administration_/
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