For 2005, IDC issued the following statistics pertaining to RDBMS market share: Oracle: 44.6 percent IBM: 21.4 percent Microsoft: 16.8 percent Sybase ... like MySQL or even SQL Server for that ...

A new report from cybersecurity company ... Nine popular database systems were examined: MS SQL Server, MySQL, Redis, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, Oracle DB, IBM DB2, Cassandra and Couchbase.

Among all databases, MySQL ... DB, Microsoft SQL Server, Redshift, Firebase, Elasticsearch and InfluxDB. ScaleGrid noted the top databases mentioned in its report don't exactly jive with the ...

Microsoft also quoted IDC market research giving SQL Server 57 percent of the NT 4.0 Server market by unit volume in 1995, ahead of Oracle (23 per cent) and Sybase (four per cent). However ...

MySQL has a large share of the database management software (DBMS) market and holds its own with both commercial and open source rivals like Oracle, IBM, and Microsoft ... is a client/server system ...

Microsoft’s SQL Server ... of the market compared to 17.6 percent a year ago. Microsoft is the third largest vendor behind No. 1 Oracle and No. 2, IBM. In the meantime, the same report found ...

It supports all major database vendors, including Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, Sybase ASE, PostgreSQL, OpenBase, MySQL, and others ... you query results in a report or generate (you can then ...

AWS, Google LLC and Microsoft’s Azure all offer MySQL database services. What will this mean for the competitive database market moving forward? Prior to the recent launch of HeatWave ...

RDS is now available in three database "flavors": MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, and Oracle (though the multizone service-level agreement is only available with MySQL and Oracle databases).