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The article introduces Polign DB, a typed, stateless database designed for agent memory, optimized for edge deployment and cost efficiency. It demonstrates a demo showing how it can manage structured memory for AI agents with minimal resource usage.
AWS acquires DuckLabs, the company behind the DuckDB analytical database, ensuring projects remain open-source under the MIT license while leveraging AWS resources for growth.
The article introduces the concept of executables as SQLite databases, demonstrating a proof-of-concept webserver that stores its program, routes, and state in a single file.
Pgbot is a 5.9 MB read-only Postgres tool that provides AI-powered insights for database health and performance, usable by both humans and AI agents.
The article discusses a long-standing bug in SQLite's WAL-reset mechanism that caused data loss and corruption, reproducing it with a 100-line C workload to demonstrate the race condition.
This article explains how to use SQLite's JSON support and generated columns to treat SQLite as a document database, enabling data extraction and indexing from JSON columns.
The article explores replacing the ELF executable format with SQLite, introducing a prototype called SELF that enables executables to be SQLite databases and discusses the benefits and technical implications.
The article lists ten essential PostgreSQL concepts to master in 2026 for efficient database management, covering MVCC, indexing, query optimization, and security.
The article discusses the evolution of ACID transactions in Cassandra, culminating in the upcoming release of Cassandra 6 with Accord for strictly serializable cross-partition transactions.
The paper argues that software is undergoing a third paradigm shift to Software 3.0, where context and reasoning determine behavior, converging to three core elements: generalized storage, large models, and agents. It formalizes this thesis and analyzes its conditions and boundaries.
A technical review of SpacetimeDB's version 2.0 launch, critiquing their misleading benchmarks and marketing tactics while exploring the database's innovative ideas.
This article explains the problem of poisoned connection pools in PostgreSQL when using PgBouncer, where stale session state can cause write errors, and provides a solution using DISCARD ALL to reset connections.
The article advocates for SQLite as a versatile and stable database solution, highlighting its ability to replace multiple other tools in various tech stacks.
This article argues that PostgreSQL is a versatile database solution capable of replacing multiple specialized technologies such as search engines, message queues, and caches, thereby simplifying IT setups.
DBeaver Community 26.1.5 has been released, featuring a new dedicated GreptimeDB driver for easier connection and management of time-series data.
The article explores new perspectives and challenges traditional approaches to database programming, suggesting innovations to improve efficiency and design.
This article previews the upcoming features of DuckDB v2.0, including server mode, new SQL parser, and storage format, marking a significant update to the database system.
Turbopuffer describes their method for deploying database upgrades daily using Kubernetes CRDs and a control plane that supports public SaaS, single-tenant SaaS, and BYOC deployments without requiring direct access.
Cloudflare improved query performance by 35x on billion-row Postgres tables using TimescaleDB (Tiger Cloud), and built a real-time earthquake dashboard with Claude Code and Tiger CLI.
BriskDB is an alpha-stage database tool that transforms SQLite files into a sharded system with parallel writes, PostgreSQL compatibility, and embedded Rust/Python APIs, aiming to scale SQLite while maintaining its simplicity.