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More than 80 per cent of firms surveyed have moved part or all of their databases to the cloud
Towards one database to rule them all
Databases have become silos and this needs to change, says graph guru Marko Rodriguez
Graph databases - why so hard?
Graph databases are shaped the way we think, so why can't people get their heads around them?
The open-source answer to the IT skills challenge
Why IT companies are turning to open source to address the shortage of graduates, an ageing workforce and the changing working habits
MongoDB unveils data lake, mobile and field-level encryption features
New features rolled out with MongoDB 4.2 and the Atlas managed cloud service
More than 40,000 Kubernetes and Docker containers discoverable on the internet - with many exposing personal data
One simple misconfiguration will expose enterprise apps and databases, warns Unit42
Why SAP seems to be sidelining HANA
Big changes are under way at SAP, and HANA's weaknesses may be the root cause
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
Why Database-as-a-Service is bringing a revolution in the enterprise market
DBaaS is the fastest growing sector of cloud platforms, and for good reason says Ken Rugg
MongoDB 4.0 announced with new mobile database, visualisation tool and enhanced clustering
ACID transactions and serverless middleware come out of beta
Teradata sues SAP over HANA
Alleges 'trade secret misappropriation, copyright infringement and antitrust violations' against SAP
Managing transactions and analytics simultaneously in the high-speed world of financial services
HTAP databases can deliver the performance of an in-memory database with the persistence and reliability of a traditional operational database
Government criticised for five year delay in producing biometrics strategy
The police have been using biometrics without legal guidance
Database administrators earn less in the UK than mainland Europe, US - report
UK DBAs earn less than half of the $94,000 US DBAs earn on average, suggests survey
Databases are the hidden bottleneck to DevOps, says Redgate
It's not as hard as you think to bring databases into the DevOps process, argues Tom Austin
What's new in MongoDB?
New features in the pipeline for the NoSQL database
MongoDB unveils cloud-based NoSQL database-as-a-service offering
Focus on the application, not database management, argues MongoDB
Why CCV chose Exasol over IBM DB2 and Microsoft SQL for consolidation and analytics
For the EPoS company the price was right
Microsoft tempts Oracle customers with free SQL Server 2016 licences
Microsoft says firms can save by switching, but they must be signed up for Software Assurance licensing
Microsoft SQL Server to run on Linux with SQL Server 2016
Linux version of Microsoft SQL Server 2016 planned for release next year
Scottish government challenged to reveal plans for 'super ID database' before election
Open Rights Group's Jim Killock warns that the SNP may be planning a national ID system for Scotland by the back door
Council as a service: How Windsor and Maidenhead's CIO is tearing up the local government IT rulebook
'The real problem is ease of service' explains Rocco Labellarte
Amount of MongoDB data publicly exposed on the internet grows to 685TB
CouchDB, Cassandra, Redis and Riak are equally impacted, says Shodan founder John Matherly
The very different economics of running open-source software
Open-source pioneer Tom Lane talks us through the tricky calculations surrounding enterprise free-to-use software
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