Where do your employees go to find shared data? If it’s external data, probably an external search engine, like Google (which apparently holds 67.6% of the U.S. market) or Bing (18.7%) or one of the niche players. What about internal data? If your organization uses a platform like Microsoft’s SharePoint, that platform includes a pretty … continue reading
If you’re not checking the validity of the data in your databases, you could be in a lot of trouble … continue reading
In-memory option speeds up queries, analytics and OLTP; will be available in July … continue reading
Apache CouchDB uses JSON for documents, JavaScript for Map/Reduce indexes, and HTTP for its API … continue reading
Developers are flocking back to RAM, thanks to trends in NoSQL and in-memory data grids … continue reading
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What’s going on in the expanding marketplace for databases, including the burgeoning NewSQL trend? … continue reading
Apple and Microsoft need to find a happy medium; databases are in a chaotic place now and that’s okay … continue reading
The secret of this less costly, more efficient (under certain circumstances) database type is out … continue reading
New database pitches itself as a transactional, ACID-compliant storage substrate … continue reading
New databases are popping up from the ground like seedlings in the spring, but which type is right for your project? … continue reading
Relational databases cannot handle today’s databases complexity, but graph databases are a ready solution … continue reading
