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    Neo4j Infinigraph: Property Sharding Enables HTAP and 100TB+ Scale

    Neo4j’s new Infinigraph architecture — anchored by a technique the company calls property sharding — promises to finally address Neo4j’s long‑running scalability complaints by decoupling a graph’s topology from its property payloads, enabling horizontal scale beyond 100 TB while claiming ACID...
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    Neo4j Infinigraph: Property Sharding for HTAP at 100TB+

    Neo4j’s new Infinigraph architecture, anchored by a technique it calls property sharding, promises to finally break the company out of its historical scalability box — allowing a single Neo4j deployment to run both high-throughput transactional (OLTP) and deep analytical (OLAP) workloads at...
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    DFSR Not Replicating

    Hi All, I have this issue with a farm of 5 Domain Controllers (Windows server 2012 and 2016). DFSR is not replicating SYSVOL folder to any of the of the domain controllers. Here is a quick topology of the servers. DC01 - Primary Domain Controller DC02 - Child Domain Controller DC03 - Child...
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    • 2012 2016 active directory authoritative sync dfs management dfsr domain controllers file replication initial sync it support network issues non-authoritative replication server farm server management sync issues sysvol topology troubleshooting windows server
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    • Forum: Windows Server Forums
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    Windows 7 Next-generation DDR4 SDRAM expected to reach 4.2GHz+ speeds

    Incorporates new topology and 3D IC stacking techniques Last week, Japanese website PC Watch published an interesting piece in which a basic outline was given of DRAM memory technology evolution from DDR3 to DDR4 over the next few years. Following the recent MemCon 2010 event last month...
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