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NonStop SQL/MX 3.9 featuring the DBS user interface for all users
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NonStop Trends and Wins
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GLOBAL PAYMENT SERVICE PROVIDER ACHIEVES PCI COMPLIANCE AND PROTECTS THE DATA OF THEIR CUSTOMERS VIA TOKENIZATION
Thomas Gloerfeld
Real Time View
Richard Buckle
Using HPE NonStop SQL/MX in Modern Computing
David Smith
Bolster Your HPE NonStop Server Security with AI
Ugan Naidoo
Real Time View
Richard BuckleFor the better part of the past two centuries, there is barely a time when modernization isn’t the subject of conversation. Attend any gallery opening, any new musical or any open house and very quickly the conversation turns to whether or not the item represents modernism. In other words, is it an indicator of things to come or is it just more of the same.

ICYMI (In Case You Missed It) – HPE Shadowbase – What’s New in ’22?
Paden R. Holenstein
HPE NonStop, what does Artificial Intelligence think about it?
Casey KrasnerWith the emergence of ChatGPT and other AI tools in 2022, we are seeing the impact these tools can have on individual job roles and entire industries. While AI has not entered into the NonStop space just yet, it is still something we as technologists and self-proclaimed nerds are watching from a distance.

Enhance your NonStop application with modern analytics
Paul Denzinger
uLinga for Kafka – High Performance, Fault-Tolerant Kafka Streaming
Andrew PriceIn the Sept-Oct 2021 edition of The Connection, we gave an overview of Kafka, and how it is being used by many Fortune 500 companies to manage “streams” of data, which have become prevalent as internet usage massively boosts the amount of data being generated, and requiring processing. Kafka allows these huge volumes of data to be processed in real-time, via a combination of “producers” and “consumers”, which work with a Kafka “cluster” – the main data repository.