Best Database Software for data.world

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    Snowflake Reviews

    Snowflake

    Snowflake

    $40.00 per month
    4 Ratings
    Your cloud data platform. Access to any data you need with unlimited scalability. All your data is available to you, with the near-infinite performance and concurrency required by your organization. You can seamlessly share and consume shared data across your organization to collaborate and solve your most difficult business problems. You can increase productivity and reduce time to value by collaborating with data professionals to quickly deliver integrated data solutions from any location in your organization. Our technology partners and system integrators can help you deploy Snowflake to your success, no matter if you are moving data into Snowflake.
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    SQL Server Reviews
    Microsoft SQL Server 2019 includes intelligence and security. You get more without paying extra, as well as best-in-class performance for your on-premises requirements. You can easily migrate to the cloud without having to change any code. Azure makes it easier to gain insights and make better predictions. You can use the technology you choose, including open-source, and Microsoft's innovations to help you develop. Integrate data into your apps easily and access a rich set cognitive services to build human-like intelligence on any data scale. AI is built into the data platform, so you can get insights faster from all of your data, both on-premises or in the cloud. To build an intelligence-driven company, combine your enterprise data with the world's data. You can build your apps anywhere with a flexible platform that offers a consistent experience across platforms.
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    Amazon Athena Reviews
    Amazon Athena allows you to easily analyze data in Amazon S3 with standard SQL. Athena is serverless so there is no infrastructure to maintain and you only pay for the queries you run. Athena is simple to use. Simply point to your data in Amazon S3 and define the schema. Then, you can query standard SQL. Most results are delivered in a matter of seconds. Athena makes it easy to prepare your data for analysis without the need for complicated ETL jobs. Anyone with SQL skills can quickly analyze large-scale data sets. Athena integrates with AWS Glue Data Catalog out-of-the box. This allows you to create a unified metadata repositorie across multiple services, crawl data sources and discover schemas. You can also populate your Catalog by adding new and modified partition and table definitions. Schema versioning is possible.
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    IBM Db2 Reviews
    IBM Db2®, a family of hybrid data management tools, offers a complete suite AI-empowered capabilities to help you manage structured and unstructured data both on premises and in private and public clouds. Db2 is built upon an intelligent common SQL engine that allows for flexibility and scalability.
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    Oracle Database Reviews
    Oracle database products offer customers cost-optimized, high-performance versions Oracle Database, the world's most popular converged, multi-model database management software. They also include in-memory NoSQL and MySQL databases. Oracle Autonomous Database is available on-premises via Oracle Cloud@Customer and in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. It allows customers to simplify relational databases environments and reduce management burdens. Oracle Autonomous Database reduces the complexity of operating and protecting Oracle Database, while delivering the highest levels performance, scalability and availability to customers. Oracle Database can also be deployed on-premises if customers have network latency and data residency concerns. Customers who depend on Oracle database versions for their applications have full control over which versions they use and when they change.
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