Couchbase NoSQL Database gets the SQL Religion Couchbase 4.0 elegantly integrates SQL and JSON, maintaining schema-independence while adding support for joins and a range of BI tools.

Couchbase is extending NoSQL to mobile devices with a new product suite that allows an app developer to install its database directly on the device itself, allowing apps to function even when they ...

Database vendor Couchbase today announced the launch of Capella IQ, a new AI-powered tool aimed at enhancing developer productivity when building applications on the Couchbase Capella database-as ...

Couchbase is updating its namesake NoSQL database platform with new capabilities to accelerate the development of AI-powered adaptive applications The big new addition to Couchbase is support for ...

With Couchbase Capella, customers benefit from the latest features in Couchbase Server 7, which fuses the best aspects of relational databases like SQL queries and distributed ACID transactions with ...

Couchbase Server 4.0 with Multi-Dimensional Scaling eliminates these problems by enabling enterprises to run database services on separate hardware and assign right-sized servers for each service.

Couchbase Capella, based on the next-generation Couchbase database, gives customers and partners a way to more quickly spin up a cloud database for developing mission-critical applications.

Couchbase Inc., the company behind the enterprise database of the same name, today confirmed recent reports about an upcoming listing by releasing the paperwork for its initial public offering ...

Cloud database-as-a-service provider Couchbase Inc. today added some powerful new capabilities to its platform that should enhance its ability to support more advanced generative artificial ...

August 28, 2013 Open-source NoSQL database vendor Couchbase has raised a new $25 million Series D round of funding to further the technical and business development of the company’s namesake ...

As an alternative to relational technology, NoSQL database deployments could well be entering a new phase next year, according to Bob Wiederhold, CEO of open-source NoSQL firm Couchbase.