With more new features due soon, the Postgres relational database continues to strengthen its hand, says the open-source project's core team member and EnterpriseDB chief architect Dave Page.

This is a guest post for Computer Weekly Open Source Insider written by Karthik Ranganathan, CEO and co-founder of Yugabyte.

It’s hard to compete with easy. PostgreSQL has a lot of great qualities, but being easy to use seals the deal for companies and consultants.

If you deployed a new database in 2023, chances are good that it was Postgres or one of Postgres’ many derivatives for analytics and transactional workloads. There’s no denying the huge popularity of ...

Completely community-driven, with no centralized ownership, Postgres has been the elephant in the room for more than 30 years PostgreSQL really has no right to be cool. PostgreSQL development ...

Comparing MySQL and Postgres 9.0 Replication By Robin Schumacher and Gary Carter, EnterpriseDB Replication is one of the most popular features used in RDBMS’s today. Replication is used for disaster ...

Released today, PostgreSQL 9.1 adds support for foreign tables, per-column collation support, K-Nearest-Neighbor Indexing, and adds extensions that simplify packaging of additions to PostgreSQL.

EDB Postgres AI sets out to begin solving this by providing an estate management platform that aggregates representation across self-managed, cloud-hosted, and third-party Postgres systems.

Big data infrastructure on Postgres is a contender for Kubernetes, according to Berkus. “A lot of modern data analysis and data-mining platforms are built on top of Postgres,” he said.