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Will the Real-Time Web Bring High Performance to a System Near You? This content requires a paid GigaOM Pro subscription

  • Sunday, December 13, 2009

Tweets and Facebook updates are mere swells compared to the tidal wave of available real-time data, and how companies harness this data could drastically change the look of standard computing systems.

The real-time web has never been hotter, with Bing and Google presenting Twitter and Facebook updates in real time, and Google upping the ante with news headlines and MySpace updates, as well. This type of data is just the tip of the real-time iceberg, though, and displaying information in search results is only the first step in leveraging it. The question now is what types of systems companies will need to put in place in [...]

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