Databases
Yugabyte's double-decker DBaaS follows Cochroach in distributed RDBMS
Hopes to lure users with promise of relieving operational burden
24 Sep 18:41 | 1
Databases
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Yikes, tough crowd: Only 30% of German-speaking users are happy with SAP's cloud push
Licensing, integration and security remain challenges, says DSAG survey
20 Sep 12:15 | 3
Databases
UK Cabinet Office calls off its search for a 'partner' in Whitehall SaaS ERP migration
'This is not the outcome you were hoping for,' bidders told
16 Sep 10:00 | 3
Databases
Vector database Pinecone promises to bring ML data management under control with 2.0 release
Hybrid disk and RAM system should slash costs, firm says
15 Sep 14:59 |
Databases
Cloud is fundamentally more profitable than on-prem, says Oracle's Safra Catz as revenue misses mark for investors
In case you were wondering why vendors are so excited about it
14 Sep 13:45 | 9
Databases
When ERP migrations go bad: Games Workshop says project issues are delaying refresh of 'dated' online store
Commissar Yarrick's bale eye focuses on company's web retail presence as 'long and complex' saga continues
14 Sep 09:43 | 16
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How AWS created Aurora, a database built for the cloud
Rewriting the rules with logs
13 Sep 18:00 |
Databases
Spending watchdog blames British Home Office for delays to £1bn crime-fighting IT system
Department says it's prepared to run ailing Police National Computer out of support if it has to
13 Sep 14:30 | 11
Databases
Tennessee agrees to pay Oracle $65m for Nashville relocation plan
There’s room for you and your cowboy boots, we’ll even get you a rhinestone suit
09 Sep 18:32 | 14
Databases
Google plays catch-up with JSON support for distributed RDBMS Spanner
Nice if you want to store extra attributes with changing relational schema, but not a threat to NoSQL specialists
08 Sep 16:45 | 2
Databases
Met Office signs 32 vendors to £30m framework to put the wind up data platform
Deloitte, Computacenter, KPMG, E&Y among listed suppliers hired by local weather watcher
07 Sep 09:13 | 12
Databases
Dobler effect: Spinnaker Support snaps up rival database consultant
Sets sights on third party support and managed services for Oracle, SAP and Microsoft
06 Sep 16:32 | 1
Databases
Big data means big money for the UK government as £2bn tender mooted
Central procurement team tickles the market with tantalising offer... but what for?
03 Sep 14:10 | 12
Databases
NHS England's release of 'details' on access to Palantir COVID-19 data store: Good enough? We're in a 'dialogue' says national data watchdog
Critics, meanwhile, voice incredulity over how little data has been shared
31 Aug 10:34 | 16
Databases
Rockset hopes to lessen streaming analytics time-suck by having SQL transform live data
Could help boost deployment times, says analyst
27 Aug 12:33 | 1
Databases
'Worst' AWS service ever? Cloud giant introduces Redis-compatible MemoryDB – to mixed response
'The absolute best sales pitch for Redis that I have ever seen'
23 Aug 12:25 | 9
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JSON shouldn’t be a trial ... if you plot the right course at the outset
Join us online and your next migration could be plain sailing
19 Aug 18:00 |
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UK's National Data Guardian warned about GP data grab being perceived as going 'under the radar'
And oh look.... 1.27 million extra opt-outs in July
19 Aug 10:43 | 31
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Big questions about Cognitive Search? We’ve got the answers you need
Sometimes you need a little help with those big questions
19 Aug 06:30 |
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Watchdog 'disappointed' it took NHS England over a year to release details of access to Palantir COVID-19 data store
18 months after controversial project began, non-departmental public body finally gives up the goods
18 Aug 13:29 | 70
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Lithuania tells its citizens to throw Xiaomi mobile devices in the bin
Baltic state's cyber security centre uncovers remote censorship blocklist function in Mi 10T handset
Legal
Senior IBMer hit with £290k demand from Big Blue in separate case as unfair dismissal claim rolls on
High Court and Employment Tribunal cases to be heard soon
Security
Apple tried to patch this security hole in macOS Finder but didn't consider upper and lowercase characters
file:// is blocked? Oh OK, we'll just use File:// or fiLE://...
Servers
More than three years after last release, X.Org Server 21.1.0 RC1 appears
Back from the brink with new features
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One-size-fits-all chargers? What a great idea! Of course Apple would hate it, though
Cupertino thinks EU plan 'stifles innovation rather than encouraging it'
Security
Apple warns of arbitrary code execution zero-day being actively exploited on Macs
Remember iPods? The same bug can bite them, and plenty of older iPhones and iPads too
Comment
Salesforce should rename its Dreamforce conference to Feverdreamforce because this is getting ridiculous
Apropos of nothing, here's Lionel Ritchie
Networks
Imagine a fiber optic cable that can sense it's about to be dug up and send a warning
Forget wiring cities with IoT devices – this could be how wide-scale sensing gets done
Boatnotes II
'Nobody in their right mind would build a naval base here today': Navigating in and out of Devonport
Twisting and turning like a twisty-turny thing
Servers
Memory prices to dive in late 2022, says Gartner
Firm says 40 per cent of a server's bill of material costs are tied to memory
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Putting your information to work for you
16 Aug 07:30 |
Databases
Leeds City Council swallows the Gartner glossary and orders up 'post-modern' ERP in £44m SAP replacement
When do we get avant-garde ERP?
03 Aug 09:31 | 9
Databases
NHS England's £200m ERP replacement misses another deadline as procurement runs 2 years behind schedule
Delivery of project to manage £110bn spending 'appears to be unachievable' says UK government's own watchdog
02 Aug 10:41 | 19
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Make the move to managed databases
And free your DBAs to focus ‘on the valuable stuff’
02 Aug 07:30 |
Databases
NoSQL Couchbase launches schema-like features to take on the transactional databases of the relational world
Doing both in one system might be 'somewhat elegant' but user experience remains to be seen, analyst says
29 Jul 14:45 | 2
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Equiniti wins Northern Ireland Finance Department contract to build land revenue system... 4 years after project proposed
Now that's agile
29 Jul 10:43 | 1
Databases
Ex-health secretary said 'vast majority' were 'onside' with GP data grab. Consumer champion Which? reckons 20 million don't even know what it is
Guess what? When people find out about the scheme, trust in the NHS falls
29 Jul 08:30 | 82
Databases
Infor ERP kicked out at closing time for Fuller's brewery biz while Microsoft Dynamics is invited to stay for lock-in
Pandemic offers chance to change focus just four years after £10m deal
28 Jul 10:45 | 1
Databases
Cassandra 4.0 finally out of the gates after being delayed for last-minute bug swat
Speed and stability top list of NoSQL database's features, Netflix dev says
27 Jul 17:30 |
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Fit for purpose: The case for the purpose-built database
One size does not fit all
26 Jul 06:40 |
Databases
In the Navy, we want to share data with some ease. In the Navy, can someone help us with this please?
Palantir potentially in line for £50m contract with Brit maritime force
23 Jul 13:45 | 12
Databases
Even Facebook struggles: Zuck's titanic database upgrade hits numerous legacy software bergs
The Social Network™ has spent years trying to hop from MySQL 5.6 to 8.0 and still isn’t done
23 Jul 07:01 | 42
Databases
How does SAP know business travel is back? Its expenses software unit is still breathing
Want to dust off that flash luggage set? We Concur, says German giant
21 Jul 18:13 |
Databases
Snail mail would be a fool-proof way to inform patients about plans to slurp GP data, but UK govt won't commit
'Campaign of engagement and communication' might not include letter, but junior minister doesn't rule it out
21 Jul 12:15 | 39
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How Amazon broke free from Oracle
‘Our DBAs all became cloud architects’
20 Jul 19:06 |
Databases
England's controversial extraction of personal medical histories from GP systems is delayed for a second time
Doctors wrote to UK government saying they would refuse to hand over data
20 Jul 11:31 | 89
