Originally published by Sramana Mitra on LinkedIn: Should Oracle Buy MongoDB? According to a Market Research Media report published earlier this year, the global NoSQL market is estimated to grow ...

Although leading NoSQL players such as mongoDB have ... We could also see Oracle acquire a few NoSQL players to build a strong footing for itself in this changing database landscape going forward.

DB-Engines' rankings show Oracle is the database most talked ... gains in DB-Engines’s scoring system is MongoDB. The NoSQL document store database has reached out to enterprises over the ...

again hard to do across the NoSQL-SQL chasm. What was announced? As mentioned, Oracle announced the availability of the Oracle Database API for MongoDB. But what exactly does this mean?

Say what you will about Oracle, it certainly can’t be accused of failing to move with the times. Typically, Oracle comes late to a technology party but arrives dressed to kill. In the early 1990s, ...

MongoDB is a NoSQL database that provides an alternative ... This contrasts with the migration process of Oracle Database, where the entire company’s back-office operations face the risk of ...

Upstart NoSQL software vendor MongoDB has snagged a key engineer from the ranks of Oracle, the company's largest competitor in the database software market. Roger Bamford, a 30-year Oracle veteran ...

MongoDB differentiates itself from legacy relational databases with its NoSQL document-based architecture ... databases dominated by juggernauts like Oracle (ORCL), which remain the predominant ...

While Oracle, SQL Server ... data sets in use today thanks to its flexible data model. MongoDB is often the first NoSQL database developers will try because it’s so easy to learn.

The first strategy, epitomized by the IBM System/360 mainframe, the Oracle database ... It has been a while since we took a look at MongoDB, one of the pioneers in NoSQL document databases, and with ...

Oracle has pivoted into the cloud and non-relational databases. MongoDB has built a massive community around its ecosystem. However, Oracle responded by introducing its own non-relational database.