Square Enix prefers Mongo DB to Microsoft SQL for big data scaling

Danny Palmer
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Games publisher uses MongoDB to collect and analyse data from popular games

MongoDB is a better big data solution for scaling large amounts of information than Microsoft SQL, Haitham Rowley, group IT director for video games publisher Square Enix has told Computing. Squ...

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