The document discusses the emergence of big memory computing, a new market category aimed at addressing the performance demands of real-time, data-intensive workloads arising from digital transformation in enterprises. Big memory computing combines persistent memory technology with software-defined memory virtualization to extend the capacity of main memory, enabling organizations to efficiently handle large datasets without modifying existing applications. Key players in this space include MemVerge, which provides the necessary memory virtualization layer and has gained support from notable industry investors such as Intel and Cisco.