Oracle is taking MySQL in a new direction: introducing an aggressively priced cloud service combining transaction processing and data warehousing, with the bonus of dispensing with ETL.

Oracle announced the general availability of MySQL Database as a Service with a new MySQL Analytics Engine that can handle OLTP and OLAP tasks.

In an interview with ETCIO, P Saravanan, Vice-President of Cloud Engineering, Oracle India, shared the rationale behind the launch of MySQL HeatWave. Q1- What has been the journey by far with HeatWave ...

Introduced at Oracle OpenWorld, Oracle's new MySQL Cloud Service provides the benefits of MySQL Enterprise Edition through the Oracle Public Cloud. Diby Malakar, a vice president of product management ...

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A new start-up claims it can scale MySQL for the cloud, making it easier for applications to grow at a rapid pace.

Xeround, the Cloud Database company, today officially announced that their “MySQL for the Cloud” service is a multi-geographic cloud database, with their service now available on Amazon in ...

Oracle announced its next-generation MySQL HeatWave offering today, focusing on machine learning (ML)-based automation and scalability that the company claims will drive greater performance and ...

Amazon has launched a hosted relational database service, Amazon RDS, as part of the suite available at AWS. The new service is a hosted MySQL database instance with the full capabilities and ...

The revamped Cloud SQL service updates to a more recent version of MySQL, but sticks with its mission of making no-maintenance databases ...