MongoDB MDB and Oracle ORCL are two leading names in the database market, but they’re built on very different foundations. MongoDB is a developer-first, cloud-native NoSQL platform optimized for ...

Oracle’s view of the SQL versus NoSQL landscape is one in which there is plenty of opportunity for both. Despite the popularity of NoSQL for unstructured data, SQL is not disappearing anytime soon.

DB-Engines, a site that uses a combination of metrics to track various database technologies, recently crowned Oracle most popular among the 290 databases it follows.

Check out our complete analysis for Oracle Growth In Real-time, High-velocity Data Creates NoSQL Buzz Traditional Relational Database Management Systems that have been pivotal to Oracle ’s huge ...

For Max Schireson — the president of 10gen, the company behind the open source NoSQL database MongoDB — Oracle’s march into his territory is no surprise. “Ten or 15 years ago, Oracle was ...

MongoDB is often the first NoSQL database developers will try because it’s so easy to learn. Will Shulman, CEO of MongoLab (a MongoDB-as-a-service provider), says it this way: ...

MongoDB’s Leadership in the NoSQL Database World Does Not Warrant an Economic Moat Luke Yang May 6, 2025 Stock Analyst Note ...

But while it’s easy to fit the various relational databases (MySQL, Oracle, DB2, and so on) under a single categorical umbrella, the NoSQL world is much more diverse, and the NoSQL label is too ...

MongoDB is currently the fifth-most-widely used database system in the world after Oracle, MySQL, SQL Server and PostgreSQL, according to a ranking system maintained on DB-Engines.com.

What we want to know is when MongoDB might be an actual profitable company, not just a fast growing one. Microsoft has millions of customers running Windows Server and SQL Server, Oracle has 430,000 ...

It's now the 5th most popular database overall. Redis, which took second place, has long been the third most popular NoSQL database on DB-Engines, and its popularity is continuing to grow.