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What is NewSQL?
NewSQL is a class of modern relational database management systems that seek to provide the scalability of NoSQL systems while maintaining the ACID guarantees of traditional RDBMS. They are designed to handle high transaction rates and large data volumes, commonly used in applications requiring both high performance and data consistency, such as financial systems, e-commerce platforms, and high-volume transaction processing.
What other technologies are related to NewSQL?
NewSQL Competitor Technologies
Azure Sunapse
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Cloud data warehouse service that competes with NewSQL solutions.
Greenplum
A massively parallel processing (MPP) data warehouse, competes with NewSQL solutions.
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NoSQL
A class of databases that diverge from the traditional relational model. NewSQL attempts to provide the scalability of NoSQL with the ACID properties of traditional databases, thus, NoSQL databases are in competition to NewSQL.
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IBM Netezza
Former data warehouse appliance, competes with NewSQL solutions.
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Which job functions commonly mention NewSQL?
Database Engineer
0.1% of all Database Engineer jobs mention NewSQL
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Data Engineer
85 Data Engineer jobs mention NewSQL
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Software Engineer
533 Software Engineer jobs mention NewSQL
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Engineer
573 Engineer jobs mention NewSQL
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Engineering & R&D
583 Engineering & R&D jobs mention NewSQL
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