Database technologies are rapidly evolving to a degree where it can be difficult to keep up with the newest solutions and buzzwords, let alone distinguish one from another. Looking for the right ...

In terms of actual adoption, the fastest growing segment of the database market actually belongs to graph databases that are increasingly being used to drive new classes of applications that require ...

May 2 (Reuters) - Oracle (ORCL.N), opens new tab on Thursday released an update to its database technology intended to make it more useful with artificial intelligence technology. The update, which is ...

Last week, application-performance monitoring service provider New Relic launched an offering that allows customers to mine its operational data for business intelligence. The new beta offering, ...

Recent venture funding and acquisition announcements from key Hadoop and NoSQL startups are drawing even more attention to the Big Data space. Hadoop and NoSQL companies are growing in numbers, in ...

Facebook popularized the idea of a “graph” (specifically social graph) to describe the relationship between you and the web of people and interests that surround you, and to help figure out what kind ...

The database has always revolved around rock-solid reliability. Data goes in and then comes out in exactly the same way. Occasionally, the bits will be cleaned up and normalized so all of the dates ...

While businesses might still be coming to terms with the potential of graph databases, the company that has done much to define the market with its Neo4j graph database, Neo Technology, has just got ...

Understanding more about diabetes is key to treating and preventing the disease. Germany's DZD centre of diabetic research is using graph database technology from Neo4j to learn more about the illness ...

When Emil Eifrem, founder and CEO of Neo4j, was working for an enterprise content management startup in Sweden in the mid-2000s, he was struggling with the challenge of mapping relationships between ...

As a researcher at the University of California, Berkeley, in the early 1970s, Michael Stonebraker co-created the Ingres and Postgres technology that underlies many leading relational databases today: ...