MongoDB announces multi-document ACID transactions. And more.

For @451Research clients: Gaining 4Sight into the future https://t.co/HnBvg1HD32 Introducing 451 Research's #4Sight framework and research themes: #pervasiveintelligence, #invisibleinfrastructure, #contextualexperience, and #universalrisk pic.twitter.com/vgIYU0M6Ap

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For @451Research clients: More than a graph database, @neo4j spreads graph platform message https://t.co/JJK8kYBvyL By @jmscrts

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For @451Research clients: @AdaptiveInsight kicks off CPM expansion strategy: Is an IPO up next? https://t.co/MWykXZ5Ifu By Krishna Roy and @skingstone

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For @451Research clients: @Alex_Solutions_ scans the opportunities for automated metadata-driven intelligence https://t.co/FvngCKOZc4

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InfluxData has closed a $35m Series C round of funding led by Sapphire Ventures https://t.co/Wuewcu7AHM

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Siren raises €3m to expand the use of its semantic data investigation platform in the finance and life science sectors https://t.co/eIzIkxnGd6

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MongoDB announces multi-document ACID transactions in 4.0 release https://t.co/adydoTv4aT

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Oracle announces plan to bring autonomous cloud capabilities to its application development, mobile and bots, integration, analytics, security and system management cloud services in 1H18, in addition to rounding out its autonomous database services https://t.co/ErZohv7Hha

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Cambridge Semantics has announced a preview of AnzoGraph, a native graph-based parallel query engine available for analyzing data from Amazon Neptune https://t.co/BK6o1P3d91

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Qubole, and Snowflake Computing have announced a new partnership that enables organizations to use Apache Spark in Qubole with data stored in Snowflake. https://t.co/RaaAAhkp9m

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Tata Consultancy Services has announced the launch of its Enterprise Data Lake (EDL) for Advanced Analytics on Amazon Web Services (AWS). https://t.co/IGPO8sHdL6

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Sesame Software announes beta of Relational Junction Data Warehouse Builder https://t.co/CUNH4O2poM

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Altibase’s in-memory relational database is now open source https://t.co/N55hyceFER

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And that’s the data day, today.

Hortonworks and Red Hat expand Hadoop partnership. And more.

For 451 Research clients: Hortonworks and Red Hat expand relationship to bring Hadoop to hybrid cloud http://t.co/fhc4W8gJcX

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For 451 Research clients: Cloudera's Enterprise Data Hub strategy sparks Hadoop product packaging rethink http://t.co/eFHtdwKp8l

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For 451 clients: IBM plants Big Blue kiss on visual analysis with cloud service for business users http://t.co/iltRord4PC By Krishna Roy

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For 451 clients: Alpine snags $16m series B funding, Pivotal as a reseller for in-database analytics http://t.co/FjFqKzDUDk By Krishna Roy

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For 451 Research clients: MemSQL aims to make (or at least store) history with columnar database engine http://t.co/V5IhAt6S3y

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For 451 Research clients: Zettaset adds BI connector to security-focused Hadoop management software http://t.co/DMAWjpMbwl

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For 451 Research clients: Altiscale goes GA with Hadoop as a service, expands reach with Carpathia partnership http://t.co/lN5i70ltXY

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For 451 Research clients: Calpont rebrands as InfiniDB, raises $7.5m in funding for analytic database http://t.co/2dDNOdYmhN Analyst note.

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Hortonworks and Red Hat Deepen Strategic Alliance http://t.co/VLgBoxTu9C

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MapR's latest Hadoop distribution includes Hadoop 2.2 with YARN. http://t.co/DOG765qcH6

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Pentaho adds support for Storm and YARN http://t.co/2R00khxK56

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Altibase has announced plans to use the Intel Distribution for Apache Hadoop to support its in-memory database. http://t.co/PM80pExPKq

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SQLstream updates stream processing product to 4.0. http://t.co/okDIXeTtT2 launches Stream Processor for Apache Storm http://t.co/mENy8Ulace

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Couchbase has released Couchbase Server 2.5 Enterprise Edition. http://t.co/eGVp9MMeWp

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Splice Machine raises $15M series B for transactional SQL-on-Hadoop database. http://t.co/AVvBZ7A2g0

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SkySQL announces reseller agreement with Tokutek to resell the TokuDB storage engine as a complement to MariaDB. http://t.co/p6oQZ2GJgj

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Google Cloud SQL now Generally Available with an SLA, 500GB databases, and encryption http://t.co/FyC78G6FeO

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Attivio adds new Predictive Analytics Module to Active Intelligence Engine. http://t.co/WmJh9p8sPT

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Calpont changes name to InfiniDB and secures new funding. http://t.co/zrUC8L144Q

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To clarify (because I am an idiot), ParElastic has changed its name to Tesora, not Tresora http://t.co/GJA6PKFjjp

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And that’s the data day, today.