SQL PASS Summit 2008: David DeWitt on Parallel Computing

In a SQL Server Magazine podcast, David DeWitt, a Microsoft technical fellow,discusses parallel computing, the topic of his keynote at PASS, and the Jim Gray Systems Lab that he runs at the University of Wisconsin.

Sheila Molnar

November 20, 2008

1 Min Read
ITPro Today logo

In this podcast, David DeWitt discusses how his career in database research led to becoming a Microsoft Technical Fellow in the Data and Storage group. He explains that he's not part of the Microsoft Research group, rather he's in the product team doing research directly related to the future of SQL Server. Some of that research is being conducted at the Jim Gray Systems Lab at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.

In our conversation DeWitt describes his connection with the Madison project (one can conjecture without too much difficulty where that code name came from) and the topic he'll explore in his keynote at PASS--parallel computing.

To learn more about the research in Madison read Microsoft Partners with the University of Wisconsin, Madison to Open Database Lab.

Sign up for the ITPro Today newsletter
Stay on top of the IT universe with commentary, news analysis, how-to's, and tips delivered to your inbox daily.

You May Also Like