When Monday.com faced the classic build vs. buy dilemma for a new database, it decided to build one, but with a decided twist.

Max Schireson, chief executive of NoSQL database vendor MongoDB, started a heated conversation two weeks ago when he said that relational database technologies are on their way out because they're too ...

Database technologies are rapidly evolving to a degree where it can be difficult to keep up with the newest solutions and buzzwords, let alone distinguish one from another. Looking for the right ...

MySQL plans to include enterprise-level technology from SAP in its own open source database, after announcing Tuesday the acquisition of rights to SAP’s database, SAP DB. The two companies will ...

The database is not just running on one box in your datacenter, but in every client machine running your code. This article is part of a series on enterprise database technology trends.

Investigating a new database management system? Consider interoperability and standards.

Oracle on Thursday released an update to its database technology intended to make it more useful with artificial intelligence technology. The update, which is called Oracle Database 23ai ...

It’s the data, stupid: Why database admins are more important than ever Specialized databases, cloud, and DevOps expand, not eliminate, role of the DBA.

In-memory database technology has been key in this new line of business, said New Relic CEO Lew Cirne. In-memory databases are relational databases that run entirely within the working memory, or ...

Graph databases are inherently more flexible than traditional relational database systems because it is possible to treat the metadata about the database as data itself, accessible in exactly the ...

Relational databases have been powerful tools in techish hands for over 30 years, but it's time to lay the technology to rest -- and that's according to one of the men responsible for developing ...

Attacking your monolithic database with a swarm—a whole swarm! Loosely coupled microservices and swarms of databases are the new blob-busting hotness.