Hazelcast

7 results about this entity

Period: 11 Feb 2020 - 11 Apr 2024

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On-Demand Webinar - Payments systems are evolving quickly: is your institution ready?

How can banks ensure their systems meet modern payment processing needs?

Speakers from: HSBC, Delta Capita, Hazelcast

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Webinar - Fraud Prevention with Machine Learning: Stream processing and real-time data management

Why is real-time, immediate fraud prevention important in 2023?

Speakers from: Mastercard, ING, Hazelcast

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Webinar - Instant payments and data - the next wave of modernisation in banking infrastructure

Watch our on-demand webinar with Hazelcast, as our panel of industry experts discuss why modernising bank infrastructure is becoming increasingly important in the push toward real-time payments.

Speakers from: Hazelcast, BNY, The Clearing House Payments Company L.L.C.

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On-Demand Webinar - Real-Time Personalised Experiences: Lessons from Silicon Valley

Watch the on-demand webinar with Hazelcast, as our panel of industry experts discusses the utilisation of real-time data processing for personalised financial services.

Speakers from: Svenska Handelsbanken, Hazelcast, BNY

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Spotlight on Stream Processing and Machine Learning

David Brimley, Financial Services Industry Consultant, Hazelcast, speaks to FinextraTV about what financial services firms are doing with machine learning and what firms should consider as they progress through their machine learning journey. He explains how streaming data fits in financial services, how firms can ease into streaming without going through a complete re-architecture of their systems and how financial services technologists need to keep an eye on developments in In-memory computing, Cloud and Containerization.

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In-memory computing platform Hazelcast raises $28.5m

Hazelcast, the leading in-memory computing platform that delivers radically fast application performance at scale, today announced the expansion of its Series D round due to over-subscribed interest from global investment entities.