Companies are slow to switch out trusted databases, but NoSQL is having an impact. Matt Asay explains.

That’s where NoSQL stepped in to fill the scalability void. It’s gotten to a point where many perceive the advent of NoSQL databases have sounded the death knell for relational ones.

Can NoSQL handle mission-critical workloads in the Enterprise? Will NoSQL and relational technologies coalesce? MarkLogic's Senior Product Marketing Manager shares his thoughts.

Graph databases and relational databases have big differences when it comes to how connections work, among other things ...

The evolving landscape of NoSQL databases and NoSQL database management systems (NoSQL DBMS) has everything to do with Big Data analytics.

But, by that same measure, as well as the updated DB-Engines database popularity rankings, relational databases still dominate big data.

NewSQL is a term coined by 451 Group analyst Matt Aslett to describe a new group of databases that share much of the functionality of traditional SQL relational databases, while offering some of the ...

“To compensate for the limitations of the relational database, there has been a proliferation of point solution databases,” Ittycheria said.

Why use NoSQL? Innovative companies like AT&T, GE, and PayPal have successfully transitioned from relational to NoSQL for their critical web, mobile, and IoT applications. By understanding where to ...

Graphing engines, and their ability to understand relationships, are becoming a popular alternative to relational systems and NoSQL databases.