MongoDB MDB is laying the groundwork for sustained subscription growth through a focused, long-term approach. The company is ...

Amazon clearly sees the MongoDB tie-in as a unique selling point — and complementary to its several other MongoDB products. I’d expect not anytime soon — if ever.

Editor's note: Amazon's DocumentDB has never included any MongoDB source code. When Amazon (AMZN-0.16%) launched DocumentDB, its new database service, in 2019, some thought it would be a MongoDB ...

MongoDB The Trade: MongoDB, Inc. MDB Chief Revenue Officer Cedric Pech sold a total of 4,726 shares at an average price of $350.00. The insider received around $1.65 million from selling those shares.

AWS has marketed Amazon DocumentDB as a “MongoDB-compatible” NoSQL database since its January 2019 debut, capable of running MongoDB workloads by supporting Apache 2.0 open-source MongoDB APIs.

MongoDB announced that its Atlas Vector Search integration with Amazon Bedrock is now available to the public. First previewed at Amazon Re:Invent last year, the tie-up allows developers to sync ...

Amazon DocumentDB implements the Apache 2.0 open source MongoDB 3.6 API by emulating the responses that a MongoDB client expects from a MongoDB server, allowing customers to use their existing ...

MongoDB explained that it worked with AWS to train Amazon CodeWhisperer on highly curated content and code from MongoDB’s documentation, detailed use cases and common tasks, while applying the ...

When Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) launched DocumentDB, its new database service, in 2019, some thought it would be a MongoDB (NASDAQ: MDB) killer. Mongo shares plunged on the news, but the company ...

Database vendor MongoDB Inc.’s strategy to compete with Amazon.com Inc.’s cloud division is becoming clear: hire away executives.

MongoDB Inc. named former Amazon.com Inc. executive Tom Killalea as an independent board member at the database startup. Mr. Killalea left Amazon in 2014 after spending 16 years at the company ...

Amazon clearly sees the MongoDB tie-in as a unique selling point -- and complementary to its several other MongoDB products. I'd expect not anytime soon -- if ever.