Teradata reckons its Linux-based Extreme Performance Appliance 4555 will deliver blinding-fast answers to business questions. To be available in the first quarter of 2010, the Extreme Performance Appliance uses enterprise-class solid state drives (SSDs) for rapid analytic processing of huge data sets. The Appliance will run a 64-bit version of Novells Suse Linux Enterprise Server.

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