Databases
A groundswell of work on production generative AI applications powered by first-party data is happening, says DataStax CPO Ed Anuff. Change is coming and it is going to put pressure on enterprise data architectures.
Jim Webber on Adobe Behance's journey from MongoDB, to Cassandra, to Neo4j...
The set of client-side libraries and server-side code lets applications encrypt sensitive fields in documents, so they remain encrypted while the server processes them; clever...
Redis is looking to add widespread cleint support for developers and AI integration with its 7.2 update
Oracle's increasingly cosy relationship with Ampere just deepened -- and Oracle Database 19c costs "half as much" running on its chips, says Larry Ellison.
Atlas gets vector search, data streaming capabilities for event-driven applications, a Kubernetes management refresh and more
Unperturbed by the 'it still works' argument, MongoDB insists that legacy databases are rigid, unadaptable and difficult to use for supporting modern applications because of the complexity involved in mapping relationships...
"I will clearly say it wasn't AI that drove the acquisition of workloads. It was really sharp execution by go-to-market teams.”
A new open source database, FerretDB, aims to make it easy for anyone to use MongoDB, without having to be bound by the latter’s more restrictive Server Side Public Licence (SSPL) – and is now generally available (GA). FerretDB, GA under a permissive Apache 2.0 licence from April 2023,