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The document provides information about hardware recommendations and pricing for movement analysis software from the Movement Analysis Company. It recommends Windows XP or Vista, at least 1.8GHz processor, 512MB RAM or more, and 1GB storage. The company has pioneered video analysis since 1992 using existing hardware when possible. Software is $499.99 with support, and hardware quotes are available by phone. The software enables athletes to maximize their athletic potential.
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However, Spark’s in-memory capabilities are limited by the memory available in the server; it is common for computing resources to be idle during the execution of a Spark job, even though the system’s memory is saturated. To mitigate this limitation, Spark’s distributed architecture can run on a cluster of nodes, thus taking advantage of the memory available across all nodes. While employing additional nodes would solve the server DRAM capacity problem, it does so at an increased cost. Intel(R) Memory Drive Technology is a software-defned memory (SDM) technology, which combined with an Intel(R) Optane(TM) SSD, expands the system’s memory.
This combination of Intel(R) Optane(TM) SSD with Intel Memory Drive Technology alleviates those memory limitations that are inherent to Spark, by making more memory available to the operating system and to Spark jobs, transparently.
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