Aerospike’s speedy NoSQL database has traditionally been used to power applications where high performance matters more than data correctness. With yesterday’s unveiling of a fourth version of the ...

Highly flexible and hugely scalable, NoSQL databases offer a range of data models and consistency options to suit your application Topics Spotlight: AI-ready data centers ...

Changing data and cheap lunches. NoSQL databases are frequently called "schemaless" because they don't have the formal schema associated with relational ... Databases have stressed consistency.

Using big data to extract value from your data is one thing. However, using NoSQL can increase your technical debt and put your enterprise at risk of data integrity and the lack of resilience ...

The NoSQL Database Management Systems market is set to continue steady growth in 2025, driven by rising enterprise data volumes and increased investment in artificial intelligence. Traditional ...

Oh, sure, NoSQL is having an impact on the $46 billion database market–still just 3% of the market, but growing at a rapid pace even as more traditional relational databases inch up by 5.4% ...

Relational databases are well-suited to conventional data analysis such as reporting and classical statistical analysis (what you learned in the college Statistics 101 class, for example).

Much in Aerospike echoes both other key-value stores and other NoSQL databases. Data is stored and retrieved by way of keys, and the data can be kept in a number of fundamental data types ...

A NoSQL database is exactly the type of database that can handle the sort of unstructured, messy and unpredictable data that our system of engagement requires. NoSQL is not a relational database.

NoSQL databases are becoming increasingly popular for analyzing big data. There are very few NoSQL solutions, however, that provide the combination of scalability, reliability and data consistency ...