Despite the widespread use of PostgreSQL by app developers to manage transactional data, its use in analytic apps has been quite limited.

The PostgreSQL 17 release enhances the developer experience with new SQL/JSON support and adds performance gains and storage optimizations.

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

Data from DB-Engines shows that PostgreSQL ranks as the world’s fourth most popular database overall, while YugabyteDB lies in a distant, 108th place.

Startup PeerDB Inc., which has built a data movement platform specifically for open-source PostgreSQL database management systems, said today it has closed on a seed funding round worth $3.6 ...

Will open-source data and AI help the world's oceans survive a record-breaking year of heat? PostgreSQL and AI in the hands of tens of thousands of coral reef scientists focused on saving the ...

PostgreSQL continues to improve in ways that meet the needs of even the most complex, mission-critical use cases. It also presents certain challenges.

Sure, vendors like AWS (my employer), Crunchy Data, Microsoft, Instaclustr, Google Cloud, and others have done great work to make PostgreSQL easier to use as a managed service.

Neon, a fifteen-month-old startup, is officially out of stealth mode and announced that it will be delivering what it calls 'serverless PostgreSQL.' ...

Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Citus Data built an extension for the popular PostgreSQL open-source database that allows it to scale in line with the requirements of distributed cloud ...