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Oracle is well-known for its relational database of the same name but has now embedded unstructured JSON support right through its data management stack - making a path for MongoDB developers to focus on their innovation while providing an enterprise-scale database engine that removes typical MongoDB limitations, says Franco Ucci.

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Process management and automation vendor Nintex has updated Nintex Workflow Cloud with additional functionality.

COMPANY NEWS: Hazelcast, the provider of the real-time intelligent applications platform, today is announcing the addition of disk-based persistence and enhanced SQL support for the company's new solution, Hazelcast Platform. In addition to new capabilities, the Hazelcast Platform provides a seamless, zero-downtime upgrade path for customers using Hazelcast 3.x and 4.x products.

IBM announced a raft of advances in artificial intelligence, hybrid cloud and quantum computing during its online Think 2021 conference this week. These innovations highlight IBM’s role in helping its clients and partners accelerate their digital transformation, return to work smarter, and build strategic ecosystems to drive better business outcomes.

The latest enhancements to Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse are mainly about empowering non-IT users.

Global database and business applications vendor, Oracle, today announced significant blockchain technologies coming free in all versions of the Oracle database and bolstering security and trust.

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Data and AI company Databricks has launched SQL Analytics, which allows workloads that would normally need a data warehouse to run on a data lake.

Global enterprise database and application vendor, Oracle, announced its new cloud Autonomous JSON Database, bringing NoSQL APIs and SQL functionality, high performance, ACID support and all the core capabilities of MongoDB but at less cost.

Responding to the multi-cloud strategy adopted by many organisations, Google has introduced BigQuery Omni to support the analysis of data stored across more than one public cloud.

Snowflake Computing's data warehouse as a service — originally offered on AWS — is now being previewed on Microsoft Azure.

Bringing a glass of ice-cold water to companies stuck in the raging hot hell of data warehouses built for the pre-cloud era, Snowflake's cloud-purposed data warehouses are really, really cool.

Acronis Backup 12.5 is an easy-to-use, yet still powerful multi-platform back-up solution with an all-important active protection against ransomware.

These are the tools I depend on, both when establishing a new SQL Server or encountering one in the wild.

FileMaker 15, a new release of the application development system for OS X, Windows, iOS and the web, delivers new or improved features in the areas of mobility, automation and integration, ease of use, security, and performance.

Third-party developers can now exploit the performance of the SQL coprocessors built into Oracle's Sparc M7 chip.

Hackers are manipulating SEO (search engine optimisation) rankings to impact an organisations revenue and reputation.

Oracle's latest hardware announcements feature the new SPARC M7 processor.

Australian users of the Tableau analytics and visualisation software seem keen to get their hands on the next major release.