DIfference between TERADATA TVS technology an new TERADATA FOUNDATION Layer

Experts ,
what is the difference between TERADATA TVS technology and new TERADATA FOUNDATION Layer technology.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of each
Thanks

Imagine I has a multiprovider that needed to look at process data from R3 and operational data from say a post office tracking system
The post office tracking system was on a set of non R3 boxes and historically a EDW and reporting marts where built using non SAP products on a Teradata platform
Within BW you can create a multicube on a BW cube that has the ECC data in it and have a virtual remote cube which reads teradata at run time to get the tracking data for that country etc
BW does not store the data (why would it need to - it is already stored in the Teradata EDW system) but consumes it at run time in a query
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Teradata foundation is a whole different matter - in the case above it would involve you moving your BW box and putting it on Teradata. You coudl benefit from the massive parallel processing within teradata that your infopackges ands DSO activations within your BW LSA layers need.
Teradata will easily handle its its normal non BW applications tens of terabytes in a very little time and it is normal to rebuild reporting marts from scratch each night rather than deltas due to the actual power of the product.
How this integration within the BW application is at this moment I dont know as I haven;t been updated since my last conf call with them.
So it's horses for courses - if a client has a huge teradata platform already and a oracle BW one it is a door opener to move BW to that
Or if its a greenfield site with huge and i mean huge data volumes that you need to model within a EDW layer then it might make sense to look at teradata or one of the other MPP database vendors.
I notice you work in consultancy in presales - so I best leave the rest of the free advice there.. but it gives you a flavour

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