Database (DB) stories - Page 4

TablePlus, a creator of GUI tools for relational databases, has provided a sneak peek of its new Linux app, due for release at the end of November.

The document database model is revolutionizing the way businesses manage data, offering flexibility, scalability, and ease of use.

By 2022, Gartner predicts 75% of databases will be cloud-based, driven by analytics and SaaS, with just 5% considered for repatriation to on-premises.

A modern Internet age with globally-distributed applications that must be fault-tolerant and scalable demands a high-concurrency, low-latency database model.

A breach at Gearbest has left over 1.5 million shoppers' records exposed, including payment details and national IDs, due to an unencrypted database.

Diminishing skill base and increasing maintenance costs drive data and analytics leaders to look for modern options.

Oracle is ramping up its autonomous capabilities across its Cloud Platform, aiming for a self-sustaining PaaS with new AI and machine learning integrations.

Skillsoft's EMEA MD explains how embedding key skills within in-house IT teams can help keep an organisation's data safe and its employees productive.

Larry Ellison slams AWS, touting Oracle's new database as faster, cheaper, and more reliable during a fiery demonstration.

Oracle, Chairman and CTO, Larry Ellison yesterday introduced the latest version of their database technologies.

Some of the new features include new algorithms, model replication, data preparation functions, and continuous end-to-end workflow.

Flexera acquires BDNA to become a titan in technology asset data, aiming to transform software ecosystem decision-making.

Rimini Street lands essential IT contract with ANZ's James Pascoe, bolstering service for over 730 retail outlets.

Google has launched Cloud Spanner, a distributed relational database service that offers the benefits of traditional and NoSQL databases in one.

Cloudera redefines big data's role with Hadoop, as companies like Uber harness customer metrics for strategic insights.

Every organisation that holds data (otherwise known as every company on the planet) should look very seriously at their data holdings.

Following the formal launch of the New Zealand Business Number (NZBN) this week, the government has offered a run down of top tips and advice for companies.

Data Ladder's latest DataMatch 2012 update tackles the GBP £503 billion annual cost of bad data with new powerful cleansing and de-duplication features.

Trade Me's database lead, David Curlewis, now helms Wellington's SQL Server group, advocating for nationwide collaboration and skill-sharing.

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