Cloud databases, also known as Database as a Service (DBaaS), offer a range of benefits for developers, particularly in terms of ease of use, deployment options, disaster recovery, and scalability.

Performance Data Storage A Data Performance Company Buurst Inc. announces enhanced SoftNAS capabilities that deliver 9 ...

One year later, Gartner went out on a limb when it declared that cloud had become the default deployment method for databases. “On-premises is the new legacy,” the analysts declared. By 2020, thanks ...

International Business Machines Corporation IBM and Amazon.com, Inc. AMZN are leading players in the global cloud computing ...

Oracle's database push gains momentum with 31% cloud growth, 47% rise in Autonomous use, and a $25 billion spending on AI-ready infrastructure.

As the rise of modern, cloud-native distributed relational databases from cloud providers or independents continues to grow, what can we expect next? Newsletters Games Share a News Tip.

Among trends in databases today, none outstrips the cloud in impact. In 2021, revenue for managed cloud database services, or database platform-as-a-service (dbPaaS), rose to $39.2 billion, by ...

The COVID-19 pandemic had defined the past few years. For the corporate and enterprise technology spaces, it's meant an ebb and flow of spending aimed either at staying cautious or innovating to push ...

The company has announced the general availability of Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Business Developers from today. It’s a ...

Key takeaways: Specifically, data egress and/or access fees stall IT and business initiatives. On average, 49% of cloud storage billing is allocated to data and usage fees, with 51% of billing ...

Database repatriation refers to moving databases from public cloud environments—whether from a cloud-specific database as a service (DBaaS) or a native database running on cloud instances—back ...

Cloud databases: the functionality of traditional databases with the gains of the cloud. Cloud databases may not be the silver bullet to data bloat, but it comes close.