Databases

Your 2014 heat map for enterprise technology

Slept through CES 2014? You didn't miss much. The real action is behind the scenes in enterprise technology, where old models are being smashed as ingenious new tech emerges

SAP’s revenue mix is slowly shifting to cloud, preliminary figures show

SAP expects to report a 2 percent rise in Q4 revenue, with the propoertion from cloud subscriptions and support up 66 percent

9 technologies for a supercharged 2014

Get to know the database and PaaS technologies that will run the enterprise in 2014

9 technologies for a supercharged 2014

Time to walk the talk -- make sure your company is grabbing 2014 by the horns and taking advantage of today's incredible tools

Eric Redmond on design patterns for distributed systems

10 likely nightmares for 2014

From China hacking the cloud to Oracle becoming open source enemy No. 1, these dark predictions should be allowed to marinate slowly

10 likely nightmares for 2014

From China hacking the cloud to Oracle becoming open source enemy No. 1, these dark predictions should be allowed to marinate slowly

Scaling and querying large NoSQL databases

The NoSQL revolution has happened so fast, few have a handle on the key architectural issues. Rahim Yaseen of Couchbase walks us through several crucial points

CouchDB creator joins Salesforce.com to work on ‘ridiculously cool’ infrastructure project

NoSQL hire fuels speculation that Salesforce may not need Oracle anymore

Oracle’s still the No. 1 database, but MySQL is on the rise

The DB-Engines site currently ranks Oracle as the top database, but it's losing ground to open source competition