Learn about Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT), the decentralized network architecture that enhances data security and ...

Industry analyst and former IT executive Matt Kimball digs into the technical and operational details of Oracle's new Globally Distributed Autonomous Database.

What is distributed ledger technology? Distributed ledger technology is an infrastructure that allows a database to be distributed across a network of nodes.

As companies choose the right database to build their services on for cloud-native services, the idea of a distributed database is a hot topic. Cockroach Labs Inc., which offers a distributed SQL ...

The distributed database system is a third category of a distributed system. A database is distributed among several computers or nodes under this architecture, and they all work together to store ...

Oracle is releasing its Globally Distributed Autonomous Database, a fully managed Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) service that offers built-in, cutting-edge capabilities that redefine how ...

While globally distributed databases are no longer rare, few of them offer a key capability for addressing data residency laws. Fauna is adding region groups that allow organizations to keep ...

A distributed SQL database is “lightweight, portable and fast for the cloud, but still reliable and familiar so that application developers can use it for multiple workloads,” he added.

Startup pgEdge, with a fully distributed database for use in the cloud and at the network edge, emerged from stealth with $9M in seed funding.

--pgEdge, Inc. today emerged from stealth and launched the first fully distributed database optimized for the network edge based on the standard and popular open source PostgreSQL database ...

Another globally distributed cloud native SQL database on the rise: Yugabyte Raises $30 million in Series B Funding Your good old on-premise SQL database is in terminal decline.

AWS has launched new features for DynamoDB, Aurora and MemoryDB cloud databases to help scale distributed workloads and lower costs.