With the recent release of Oracle Database 12c, relational database management and cloud computing have finally—thankfully—come together in a way that makes it easy for IT departments to ...

Database as a Service (DBaaS) is arguably the next big thing in IT. Indeed, the market analysis firm 451 Research projects an astounding 86% cumulative annual growth rate, with annual revenues ...

He’s an investor, of course, but he also cites the large and growing market for database-as-a-service offerings, which could be worth as much as $24.8 billion by 2025, according to Markets and ...

Database as a Service is an emerging area of cloud computing. GenieDB wants to win in that market by offering a version of MySQL that provides continuous availability using a geographically ...

Database as a service is nothing new. But you’d think it was considering its low adoption — fewer than 1 percent of businesses do it — even as other forms of cloud computing are growing fast.

If the user must make a long list of decisions simply to configure the database, then it's not really easy to use for non-DBAs no matter how many pull-down menus and explanation boxes the UI has.

Mendelsohn didn’t touch upon Oracle’s public cloud database-as-a-service, which was announced in 2011. Ellison is expected to discuss that offering as well as other Oracle public cloud ...

New York-based startup Materialize on Monday unveiled a streaming, distributed database as a managed service, offering the software to existing customers prior to general availability. The company ...

Database company MariaDB Plc announced today that it’s spinning out SkySQL Inc., a cloud database subsidiary that has acquired the full rights to its SkySQL database-as-a-service product.Followi ...

What's interesting is Xeround's database as a service offerings are not limited by basic database capabilities, service level agreements, or redundancy for higher performance and availability.