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    MySQL Reviews
    MySQL is the most widely used open-source database in the world. MySQL is the most popular open source database for web-based applications. It has been proven to be reliable, performant, and easy-to-use. This database is used by many high-profile web properties, including Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. It is also a popular choice for embedded databases, distributed by thousands ISVs and OEMs.
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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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    Firebird Reviews

    Firebird

    Firebird Foundation

    Firebird is a relational data base that supports many ANSI SQL standards. It runs on Linux, Windows, and a range of Unix platforms. Firebird provides high concurrency, high performance and powerful language support for stored procedure and triggers. Since 1981, it has been used in production systems under many names. The Firebird Project is a commercially-independent project consisting of C and C++ programmers, technical advisers, and supporters. It develops and enhances a multi-platform relational data management system that uses the source code released by Inprise Corp (now Borland Software Corp) 25 July 2000.
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    CrateDB Reviews
    The enterprise database for time series, documents, and vectors. Store any type data and combine the simplicity and scalability NoSQL with SQL. CrateDB is a distributed database that runs queries in milliseconds regardless of the complexity, volume, and velocity.
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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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    Apache Druid Reviews
    Apache Druid, an open-source distributed data store, is Apache Druid. Druid's core design blends ideas from data warehouses and timeseries databases to create a high-performance real-time analytics database that can be used for a wide range of purposes. Druid combines key characteristics from each of these systems into its ingestion, storage format, querying, and core architecture. Druid compresses and stores each column separately, so it only needs to read the ones that are needed for a specific query. This allows for fast scans, ranking, groupBys, and groupBys. Druid creates indexes that are inverted for string values to allow for fast search and filter. Connectors out-of-the box for Apache Kafka and HDFS, AWS S3, stream processors, and many more. Druid intelligently divides data based upon time. Time-based queries are much faster than traditional databases. Druid automatically balances servers as you add or remove servers. Fault-tolerant architecture allows for server failures to be avoided.
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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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    MonetDB Reviews
    Choose from a wide range of SQL features to realise your applications from pure analytics to hybrid transactional/analytical processing. MonetDB returns queries in seconds, if not faster, when you are curious about your data and when you need to work efficiently. You can (re)use your code when you need specialised function: Use the hooks to add your user-defined functions to SQL, Python R, C/C++, or R. Join us to expand the MonetDB community that spans 130+ countries. We have students, teachers, researchers and small businesses. Join the most important Database in Analytical Jobs to surf the innovation! MonetDB's simple setup will quickly get your DBMS up to speed.
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    PostgreSQL Reviews

    PostgreSQL

    PostgreSQL Global Development Group

    PostgreSQL, a powerful open-source object-relational database system, has over 30 years of experience in active development. It has earned a strong reputation for reliability and feature robustness.
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    Presto Reviews

    Presto

    Presto Foundation

    Presto is an open-source distributed SQL query engine that allows interactive analytic queries against any data source, from gigabytes up to petabytes.
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