Operational Database Management Systems
Q1. The database/ data platform market is undergoing a consolidation. What is your take on this? A number of factors are working together. At one point the 451 Group was tracking around 130 separate...
Q1. What does it mean to have a database with a small footprint? A database with a small footprint can mean a few things. The main one being that the database engine must utilize...
Q1. You called your recent product launch ‘SingleStore Pro Max’… Talk to us about why you chose this name? In the 2000s, smartphones emerged. They eliminated the complexity of having to lug around multiple...
As an engineering leader at multiple SaaS companies, I have seen firsthand the benefits of effectively integrating data science and machine learning (ML) into our operational processes. Q1. You are Vice President of Engineering...
Q1. From a database perspective, what are the main challenges that Generative AI (GenAI) poses? The biggest challenge that Gen AI poses is scale. We have so many sources of data – data used...
Q&A with HPCC Systems on how data lakes let you spend less time managing data and more time analyzing it In today’s digital world, data is king. Organizations that can capture, store, format, and...
Q1. What is Amazon Keyspaces (for Apache Cassandra)? Amazon Keyspaces (for Apache Cassandra) is a globally distributed, serverless, fully managed database service with up to 99.999% availability, giving you the performance, elasticity, and enterprise...
Zilliz, a leading vector database provider, has just launched the latest update of their fully-managed, AI-native vector database, Zilliz Cloud. This revolutionary update introduces many new features and offerings. Today, we have James Luan, Partner and Director of...
Q1. InfluxData just announced InfluxDB 3.0, a new product suite built around InfluxDB IOx. Tell us about this announcement. We just announced the latest version of our platform, InfluxDB 3.0, which will serve as the foundation for...
Q1. You have launched a new feature called SQrL. What is it? SQrL is a bot we created that is trained on SingleStore specific content from documentation, to GitHub, and other sources. Engineers and others...