Databases
The future of the database combines standardisation and specialisation
“Anybody who claims that their database solves all problems is lying to their customers,” says EDB’s Marc Linster
Many hands make light work: The secret of open source's success
Enterprise adoption of open source software has rocketed thanks to a confluence of favourable factors, argues EDB CTO Marc Linster
Is it time you switched to Database-as-a-Service? Join us on 13th April to find out
More than 80 per cent of firms surveyed have moved part or all of their databases to the cloud
Your database has reached EOL - must you always upgrade?
Open source databases can be maintained for longer, but delayed decisions can store up trouble
Apache Cassandra 4.0 promises increased stability, speed and ease of use
Future changes will be focused on lowering the learning curve, say DataStax executives
The next stage of DevOps: Bringing the data along for the ride
Google, database and visualisation luminaries discuss the next stages in data democratisation
MongoDB announces new search, cloud and edge capabilities
MongoDB is taking aim at developer silos, says senior product director Mat Keep
Towards one database to rule them all
Databases have become silos and this needs to change, says graph guru Marko Rodriguez
Choosing a database in the multi-cloud era
Cloud, mobile, social media, big data, IoT and organisations operating in real-time on a global scale have driven sweeping changes to the database arena
Meeting the peak: Optimising your databases to handle increased demand during lockdown
We are currently experiencing the greatest stress test in the history of the internet, here's how to make sure your systems pass
TigerGraph releases version 3.0 of its graph database, asks techies for assistance with COVID-19 analytics
New features designed to enhance ease of use
What's happening with open-source databases?
Cloud has changed the rules of engagement, says Aiven CEO Oskari Saarenmaa
Graph databases - why so hard?
Graph databases are shaped the way we think, so why can't people get their heads around them?
Amazon employees celebrate after switching off their last Oracle database
Amazon employees celebrate as a lead engineer in the company's fulfilment team hits the switch-off button on Oracle database
Bad data made Amazon's AI biased against women
Amazon had to scrap an automated candidate selection tool because it had learned to be sexist
Artificial intelligence could prevent famines, says World Bank president
The World Bank is developing the Artemis famine-prevention AI system with technology giants
DeepMind's neural networks can analyse eye scans for disease in seconds
Trained on curated data from Moorfields Eye Hospital, the neural network also shows clinicians how it reached its judgement
Why blockchain is great for video games
Blockchain tokens can facilitate permanent, user-owned digital assets - without any control by gaming companies
Amazon workers urge Bezos to stop selling facial recognition tech to law enforcement
Kicking Palantir off of AWS is among their demands, too
Crypto-currency scams: what you need to know
Pyramids, Ponzi schemes, MLMs - the crypto-currency market has traces of all of them. How do you sort the good from the bad?
NHS partnership with Google's DeepMind AI tool raises privacy concerns
Royal Free Hospital using new 'Streams' service
Google deploys DeepMind AI to cut data centre power consumption
Machine learning technology improves power efficiency by a claimed 15 per cent
Google's DeepMind AI will identify ocular ailments at Moorfield Eye Hospital
Partnership will create a machine learning system to spot early occurrences of eye problems
The Queen at 90: 9 technologies she's seen come and go, from floppy disks to VHS
Game Boys, pagers and PDAs have also come and gone during the Queen's lifetime
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