MongoDB said it will bring its search and vector search tools to MongoDB Community Edition and MongoDB Enterprise Server. The move provides enterprises full-text search and vector search features on MongoDB on-premises and self-managed deployment.
MongoDB launched MongoDB AMP (Application Modernization Platform) as the vendor becomes the latest to take on enterprise code transformation needed to migrate workloads.
MongoDB reported strong first quarter results powered by revenue growth of 22% from a year ago.
AWS outlined a series of improvements to its S3 service to manage metadata automatically, leverage Apache Iceberg tables and optimize for analytics workloads with Amazon S3 Tables. Also on the data front, AWS moved to reduce latency for its databases.
Oracle said that customers can now access Oracle Database@AWS in limited preview. The limited availability landed just a few weeks after Oracle and AWS announced their partnership.
At its MongoDB.local London event, MongoDB 8.0 went to GA along with other enhancements to the company's Atlas platform. MongoDB 8.0 is available on AWS, Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure through MongoDB Atlas, MongoDB Enterprise Advanced for on-premises users and MongoDB Community Addition.
Oracle and Amazon Web Services announced a strategic partnership to complete CTO Larry Ellison's multicloud trifecta. Oracle first partnered with Microsoft Azure, then Google Cloud and now AWS. Oracle also delivered strong cloud revenue growth in the first quarter.
SurrealDB raised $20 million in venture capital to bring its total to $26 million. The bet: Multi-model databases will be critical to enterprises looking to consolidate multiple databases so developers can move faster.
