Research Projects
Our current projects are
- Umbra
- Umbra is designed to process data at line-speed under all circumstances. In memory, we process hundreds of gigabytes per second while gracefully falling back to flash-based storage. Using data-centric code generation, parallel execution, and advanced query optimization techniques, Umbra executes the most complex queries with ease. Read more ...
- CompDB
- CompDB - The Computational Database for Real World Awareness Read more ...
- HyPer
- HyPer is a hybrid online transactional processing (OLTP) and online analytical processing (OLAP) high-performance main memory database system that is optimized for modern hardware. Read more ...
- C-Chain
- C-chain is a high performance, but lean variant of Blockchain. Classical Blockchain techniques experience a surprising hype, although they have a number of very serious drawbacks like Read more ...
- Lingo DB
- LingoDB is a cutting-edge data processing system that leverages compiler technology to achieve unprecedented flexibility and extensibility without sacrificing performance. It supports a wide range of data-processing workflows beyond relational SQL queries, thanks to declarative sub-operators. Furthermore, LingoDB can perform cross-domain optimization by interleaving optimization passes of different domains and its flexibility enables sustainable support for heterogeneous hardware. Read more ...
- Linked Data Benchmark Council (LDBC)
- EU FP7 project to create benchmarks for RDF and graph databases. Read more ...
- CH-benCHmark
- The CH-benCHmark is a new benchmark. It bridges the gap between the established single-workload suites of TPC-C for OLTP and TPC-H for OLAP, and executes a complex mixed workload. Read more ...
Information about past projects can be found in our project overview.
Further Research Topics
For further information about our research topics please refer to our lists of publications, dissertations and habilitations as well as AG Databases topics.
We further participate in the Database Architects blog http://databasearchitects.blogspot.de.