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Line 19: The distributed architecture of Objectivity/DB has facilitated its adoption in [[grid computing]] environments and [[Service Oriented Architecture]] (SOA) applications. It holds certification as an IBM Ready for Grid product and supports the [[J2EE Connector Architecture]] (JCA) standard making it suitable for deployment in cloud environments.<ref name="cloudReady">{{cite web\|url=http://www.neovise.com/node/89#\|title=Objectivity: Complex Data-Management, Simplified\|date=2014\|publisher=Neovise\|accessdate=December 2, 2014}}</ref> ~~==Typical applications==~~ Objectivity/DB finds applications in [[Data-intensive computing\|data-intensive]] and real-time environments handling complex, interconnected data. It is utilized in software, hardware, commercial, scientific, and government projects, particularly in sectors like in [[computer-aided design]] (CAD), telecom, process control, manufacturing, medical instrumentation, defense, and large-scale scientific research. The choice between RDBMS and ODBMS depends on specific application requirements. Objectivity/DB is favored in compute or data-intensive, object-oriented systems where its performance benefits are critical. ==References==

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