Displaying items by tag: NoSQL

Generative AI is bringing vast business benefits from summarising documents, to helping with customer service, even aiding organisations in asking questions of complex systems in simple plain language. However, you might not be using the right tools for the job. MongoDB field CTO Rick Houlihan experimented and found vast performance gains when using a document database over a relational one.

Instaclustr has announced it is providing Cassandra 4.0 as a managed service across all major clouds, continuing its mission of delivering reliability at scale for open source data technologies.

Global enterprise database and application vendor, Oracle, announced its new cloud Autonomous JSON Database, bringing NoSQL APIs and SQL functionality, high performance, ACID support and all the core capabilities of MongoDB but at less cost.

Global software vendor Microsoft is well-known for its SQL Server database. Yet, the Redmond giant says its other database, Azure Cosmos DB, guarantees single-digit-millisecond reads and writes on planet-scale databases with a minimum of fuss.

When you're dealing with massive amounts of data, it makes sense to process it where it is stored. A forthcoming update from Cohesity will make it possible to process secondary data in situ.

Every successful IT start-up begins with a good idea – there must be a better way to do this. So began MarkLogic and its journey to what is now known as a NoSQL database.

Standards Australia is undertaking an operational and digital transformation programme. It has adopted MarkLogic’s NoSQL approach to delivering its new “digital repository”.

After a year spent quietly building a business, Cassandra specialist Instaclustr is starting to blow its own trumpet.

Unified identity management provider Centrify had expanded its big data security solution with support for NoSQL as part of the establishment of strategic partnerships with leading NoSQL vendors Couchbase, DataStax and MongoDB.

Oracle has released a new version of its GoldenGate data integration product. GoldenGate 12c supports a wider range of databases and big data systems.

Data Direct bridges disparate data sources and allows end users to access the data they need without having to ask the IT department for help.

Rackspace's ObjectRocket - MongoDB as a service - is now available to the company's Australian customers.

Oracle has announced SQL access to data stored in an Oracle Big Data Appliance, initially from Exadata systems, but over time from other models in its Engineered Systems family and then from Oracle Database generally.

Application Performance Management provider Compuware claims its newly released APM for Big Data now gives organisations deeper insight into big data workloads and transactions to quickly find the root cause of “slow jobs and failures in minutes, instead of hours or days.”