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Cover Pages: XML Silicon: The Tarari Random Access XML (RAX) Content Processor.
This is just a sample of the content found on this website. Please visit the website to read the entire page. "SEARCH ABOUT INDEX NEWS CORE STANDARDS TECHNOLOGY REPORTS EVENTS LIBRARY SEARCH Advanced Search ABOUT Site Map CP RSS Channel Contact Us Sponsoring CP About Our Sponsors NEWS Cover Stories Articles & Papers Press Releases CORE STANDARDS XML SGML Schemas XSL/XSLT/XPath XLink XML Query CSS SVG TECHNOLOGY REPORTS XML Applications General Apps Government Apps Academic Apps EVENTS LIBRARY Introductions FAQs Bibliography Technology and Society Semantics Tech Topics Software Related Standards Historic Created: May 19, 2004. News: Cover Stories XML Silicon: The Tarari Random Access XML (RAX) Content Processor. Tarari Inc. recently announced the availability of its RAX Content Processor which can "easily process millions of XPaths per second." The Random Access XML Content Processor solution was demonstrated at the NetWorld+Interop Las Vegas 2004 event, and represents the latest technology achievement in hardware-accelerated XML processing. Tarari's purpose-built silicon for XML processing is enabled by a core technology called a Simultaneous XPath engine which "produces results directly from the input XML document, whereas DOM or SAX-based systems need to create an in-memory representation of the document." According to personal communication and a white paper authored by Michael Leventhal, Simultaneous XPath "is vastly faster than any software-based XPath engines ( e.g. , Saxon, Xalan, libxml) because its performance is insensitive to the number of XPaths in an evaluation group and the complexity of the XPath expressions. Simultaneous XPath handles XML namespaces and namespace prefixing on the fly without pre-scanning and declaration of prefixes; its execution time increases linearly with the file size, without any performance degradation and without memory thrashing." Random " .... read entire page
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