The Data Day, A few days: September 20-26 2014

The rise and rise of in-memory database. And more

And that’s the data day, today.

The Data Day, A few days: March 22-April 4 2014

Cloudera raises $900m. Pivotal launches Big Data Suite. And more.

And that’s the data day, today.

The Data Day, A few days: February 15-21 2014

Informatica eyes eyes $1bn in sales. And more

And that’s the data day, today.

The Data Day, A few days: October 26-November 1 2013

Cloudera launches Enterprise Data Hub. And more

And that’s the data day, today.

The Data Day, A few days: October 19-25 2013

Hadoop and Teradata go to the cloud. And more.

And that’s the data day, today.

The Data Day, A few days: September 20-30 2013

Three reasons why Nirvanix failed. And more

And that’s the data day, today.

The Data Day, A few days: September 7-13 2013

Google confirms move to MariaDB. SAP acquires KXEN. And more.

And that’s the data day, today.

Forthcoming webinar: MySQL Scalability – Typical Use Cases

I’ll be taking part in a webinar on Thursday, September 19th at 1pm EST to discuss MySQL scalability and typical use-cases.

How can you scale MySQL-based applications to handle more users, more data and more transactions? How can you build scalability into new app design? How can you scale existing apps without disrupting your MySQL ecosystem?

Specifically I will be discussing:
– MySQL scalability limits with existing In-house & Amazon hosted apps
– Building new apps with MySQL scalability in mind.
– Getting beyond DIY sharding limitations

I will be joined by Doron Levari, from ScaleBase, who will discuss how ScaleBase enables applications to leverage multiple MySQL instances working together as one.

For further details, and to register, click here.

The Data Day, A few days: August 1-7 2013

MySQL, NoSQL, NewSQL, DBaaS market sizing. And more

Sizing the opportunities for MySQL, NoSQL, NewSQL and DBaaS

451 Research has recently published an update to our market sizing estimates for the MySQL ecosystem, NoSQL and NewSQL sectors, adding coverage of the database-as-a-service market.

The report, Next-Generation Operational Databases: 2012-2016, can be found here and provides estimates for the size of the aggregate market and each market sector, as well as competitive landscape maps. It also includes a growth forecast for each sector, and highlights the opportunities and threats facing participating vendors.

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The key findings are also available in the a short, free presentation (registration required), which can be found here, and provides details of how the MySQL, NoSQL and DBaaS sectors are each expected to grow to generate revenue in excess of $1bn by 2016.