MongoDB Inc., known for its popular namesake document-oriented NoSQL database that also comes in an open source version, announced it will merge its mobile-centric Realm offering with its serverless ...

MongoDB, provider of a general purpose database platform, has added products to give developers a better way to work with data—wherever it resides. According to the company, the launch of MongoDB 4.4, ...

With support of the GraphQL lightweight query language entering preview, MongoDB is taking the next step toward a broader evolution of its serverless application cloud platform with a nod to ...

Last year, MongoDB acquired the open source mobile database and synchronization platform Realm.io in an effort to help developers build mobile applications more quickly.

Finally, MongoDB said it’s announcing the first beta release of its new serverless mobile database and synchronization platform, MongoDB Realm.

Document-oriented database company MongoDB Inc. said today that a new service called Realm Sync is now generally available to all customers. MongoDB built the Realm database after acquiring ...

MongoDB's Realm, in contrast, does not do any building at all. Developers must build their apps on their own machines and push the final set of files to Realm. If an app uses Realm's cloud ...

We realized that by acquiring Realm we can extend that mission further up the development stack for data-intensive web and mobile applications," said Eliot Horowitz, CTO and co-founder, MongoDB.