And Nehme is gung-ho, asserting that developers should use Cosmos DB for any new Azure-based application. That's a bold statement, especially for a former member of the SQL Server team who worked ...

Cosmos DB also provides a variety of data models for storing data and APIs so that you can access your data as if it were SQL, Cassandra, MongoDB, Gremlin, Spark, etcd, or Table (of the wide-column ...

from familiar NoSQL and SQL APIs, to support for Mongo DB’s API, to the Gremlin graph database query engine. There’s enough in Cosmos DB to support most common cloud development scenarios ...

So while you could also use the MongoDB APIs to access your data in DocumentDB, Cosmos DB also features support for SQL, Gremlin and Azure Tables — and the team plans to launch a large number ...

Microsoft’s Cosmos DB database can now be used at the center ... to Microsoft’s cloud computing service at Ignite. SQL Server 2017, which adds compatibility between cloud-based and on-premises ...

Traditionally the domain of specialized AI or search infrastructure, vector-based querying is now making its way into familiar data platforms like SQL Server and Azure Cosmos DB, unlocking new ...

Microsoft plans to strengthen its database pitch to cloud customers Wednesday at Microsoft Build by unveiling Azure Cosmos DB ... improvements to Azure SQL Database, and database migration ...

Other database ... SQL databases’ constraints of data types and consistency in order to achieve more speed, flexibility, and scale. Last year at Build, Microsoft had introduced vector search to ...

During the Build developer conference this week, the software giant announced its replacement, the globe-spanning Azure Cosmos DB. Joseph Sirosh ... s own Azure SQL solutions.