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AI success depends on whether enterprise data is ready, reachable, and close enough to the workloads that need it. In this eSpeaks episode, Dell Technologies’ Vrashank Jain explains why fragmented ...

Azure Cosmos DB, Microsoft’s cloud-scale distributed database, is designed to offer the APIs and the storage model you need for your applications. Want a NoSQL database? Use the MongoDB or Cassandra ...

“We want this to be the database of the future and to last for many decades to come,” Microsoft Technical Fellow Dharma Shukla told me when we talked about Cosmos DB, the new globally distributed ...

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With Cosmos DB, Microsoft is explicitly trying to provide a cloud-native database service that offers support for multiple workload types within a single platform. Cosmos DB is an Azure-native cloud ...

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Azure’s Cosmos DB is one of its best features. A multimodel distributed database, it gives you a foundation for building truly cloud-native applications with a series of consistency models that can be ...

Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB is a scale-out, operational database fabric that suits read-heavy apps, workloads that need to scale geographically and use cases where the application requires multiple data ...

Microsoft is making it easier to move existing MongoDB workloads to its Cosmos database. Branded as Microsoft’s “planetary scale database,” Cosmos DB is one of Azure’s foundational services, powering ...