But first, we need to understand why NoSQL matters. A world built with unstructured data. We increasingly live in a world where data doesn’t fit nicely into the tidy rows and columns of an RDBMS.

Key-value and other unstructured databases such as MongoDB, which use rules defined by programmers to comb through large amounts of unstructured data, including documents and websites.

MongoDB MDB and Oracle ORCL are two leading names in the database market, but they’re built on very different foundations.

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We believe MongoDB’s increasing reach in the NoSQL database market, bolstered by its continued product innovations and unique go-to-market strategy in the field, is well-positioned for capturing ...

At its annual MongoDB World conference in New York this week, the company announced a slew of new features across its products, including a new version of its flagship database, MongoDB 6.0, along ...

MongoDB is leading the way within the NoSQL non-relational database space, controlling the strongest market share. The bull thesis for MongoDB relies on MongoDB’s clear-cut leadership in the ...

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 ...

Despite MongoDB’s lack of a data warehouse offering, MongoDB data can easily be imported into data warehouse platforms. Furthermore, MongoDB does have its own data lake offering, which debuted ...

Scientists are using MongoDB and unstructured data to automate innovation and create thousands of new types of materials. What lessons can be learned for technology leaders? University of Bremen: Dr.