Databases
Schwarz Group might be best known for its dominant position in the world of groceries. Now, its newly independent “STACKIT” cloud and colocation provider is eating its way into hyperscaler territory too.
"[The question was] “can we effectively take something that traditionally takes hours, days and weeks, and turn it into something that takes seconds or minutes?"
Remote-working US convict coder Preston Thorpe is helping "sensitive data" company Turso rewrite SQLite in Rust.
Databricks and Snowflake alike have bought Postgres providers. Why the flurry of action?
"Anyone can use an ISV to run their business, but that doesn't give them a competitive advantage..."
An emerging AWS Aurora Postgres rival is getting a heavyweight new owner
The new system will need to "adaptive to change" as the police bring more systems into the cloud.
Europe's largest price comparison service turned to MongoDB Atlas after hitting 160,000 requests per second
Yaron Haviv explains what a well thought out data strategy looks like, and why ‘I don’t need to work with five different types of database'