What a robot thinks Aerospike is versus what I think it is

So, according to ChatGPT:

Aerospike is a type of database management software that helps to store and manage large amounts of data in a quick, reliable and scalable way. Simply put, it acts as a storage space for data just like a physical storage space like a drawer or a cabinet, but it is digital and optimized for fast and efficient access to stored data.

Aerospike is often used in applications where a large number of users are accessing and storing data simultaneously, such as in e-commerce websites, mobile apps, and real-time bidding systems. It can handle a high volume of requests per second and provides low latency, which means that users can access the data they need quickly and without any delays.

Overall, Aerospike helps organizations to efficiently store, manage, and access their data, providing fast and reliable data access to support their applications and business operations.

According to me:

Aerospike is a badass distributed (runs in clusters of up to hundreds of servers) real-time (sub-millisecond in many cases), NoSQL database (not a traditional relational database like Oracle) that can sustain millions of transactions per second, runs non-stop (24/7/365), and can stay consistent (accurate) in a wide area configuration (cross-country or even globally), give or take the limits of the speed of light (propagation delay). There is very literally no other technology available that can do all of the things that Aerospike can do. That's why I joined.