IBM will be joining Cloudera, Hortonworks, and others in the great SQL-on-Hadoop performance race when it ships Big SQL version 3 next month. In addition to peddling unadulterated speed, IBM will be ...

IBM today announced the general availability of Graph, a service for the Bluemix cloud offering that the company said helps set up a relatively new, ...

Does it matter if your SQL is bad? IBM Introduces its new BLU architecture, continuing the convergence of relational, columnar, distributed, and variant schema database approaches.

Db2 version 11.5 has added drivers for leading AI languages to help ease AI app dev with Db2; new natural language querying and visualization capabilities designed to help speed data search; an ...

IBM Corp. is adding artificial intelligence capabilities to its Db2 relational database management system that should help make the 36-year-old software more useful in today’s data-driven world ...

The IBM Internet Security Systems X-Force research and development team released a 2009 Mid-Year Trend and Risk report in August that revealed there were at least 250,000 SQL (Structured Query ...

Before it sued Google for copying from Java, Oracle got rich copying IBM’s SQL Oracle's history highlights a possible downside to its stance on API copyrights.

2008 was the year of the SQL injection attack, IBM's ISS "X-Force 2008 Trend statistics" report makes note.

IBM is preparing to advance the XQuery XML query language on two fronts: by submitting with Microsoft a test suite for industry consideration and by working with Oracle on a Java API for the ...

IBM is also preparing a version of DB2 Information Integrator for content management systems. Rather than use SQL to do database searches, the content management edition will be more oriented ...

Perhaps MS-SQL, IBM-DB, and Oracle are the top most appreciated database systems, but the above-listed open source database systems are feature-rich and offer good performance.

Rather than use SQL to do database searches, the content management edition will be more oriented toward documents, said Jeff Jones, director of strategy for IBM's DB2 data management software.