the top two database distributions—by far—are owned by Oracle. And they are both SQL-based. Who uses MySQL? A small sampling of customers The challenge I saw when running a state IT ...

but at least it will help them compete with Microsoft SQL Server on the low end,” he says. (Gluster uses MySQL for its Web site operations.) Thus far, Oracle has said little about its intentions ...

MySQL is a database management system, like SQL Server, Oracle, Informix, Postgres, etc. MySQL is an RDMS (Relational Database Management System). When considering a utility for data management ...

“I’d like to congratulate Oracle MySQL for joining us thinking that analytics ... It’s not really an I/O or read problem, it’s a bad SQL, poorly written queries, garbage in/garbage out ...

"MySQL and Oracle do not compete at all," said Ellison. "If you look at where we compete it's with DB2, Microsoft's SQL Server, Sybase, and a long list of others. We never compete against mySQL ...

Oracle recently released MySQL 9.0, a new "innovative" iteration ... parallelization and optimization or broader support for the SQL language. They were disappointed when MySQL 9.0 came out ...

Oracle HeatWave encompasses several modules including HeatWave Lakehouse, HeatWave on AWS, HeatWave AutoML, HeatWave Gen AI, and MySQL HeatWave ... and vector search SQL operators that enable ...

Oracle recently announced the general availability of MySQL HeatWave Lakehouse, a fully managed database service. The company previously debuted the service at its CloudWorld event last October. This ...

Oracle claims MySQL HeatWave is 25 times faster than Redshift and costs up to 99% less. Oracle is bundling some popular machine learning applications into the engine, including support for anomaly ...

Other enhancements in this release include boosts in capacity; while the initial release of Oracle MySQL HeatWave limited clusters to 24 nodes (holding up to 12 TBytes of data), the new release ...