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Enterprise relational DBMS (multi‑model features); widely used in large organizations.

Rank HistoryAVG#1
Serplock Rating62.9
Share of Voice10.3%
Consistency57%
Average AI Rank#1

Open‑source relational database popular for web apps (now owned by Oracle).

Rank HistoryAVG#2
Serplock Rating87.4
Share of Voice9.8%
Consistency100%
Average AI Rank#2

Enterprise relational DBMS from Microsoft offering ACID transactions, analytics, high‑availability, security and integrated tools for BI and operational workloads.

Rank HistoryAVG#3
Serplock Rating71.1
Share of Voice9.3%
Consistency61%
Average AI Rank#3

Open‑source, feature‑rich relational DB with strong standards compliance and extensibility.

Rank HistoryAVG#4
Serplock Rating66.6
Share of Voice8.8%
Consistency53%
Average AI Rank#4

Document‑orientated NoSQL database designed for flexible JSON‑like data models.

Rank HistoryAVG#5
Serplock Rating57.7
Share of Voice8.2%
Consistency36%
Average AI Rank#5

Cloud‑native data‑warehouse platform for analytics and data sharing.

Rank HistoryAVG#6.9
Serplock Rating62.7
Share of Voice7.7%
Consistency44%
Average AI Rank#6.9

Unified data analytics platform (Spark, Delta Lake, ML, SQL workloads).

Rank HistoryAVG#7.1
Serplock Rating57.4
Share of Voice7.2%
Consistency39%
Average AI Rank#7.1

In‑memory key‑value store used for caching, pub/sub, and real‑time data.

Rank HistoryAVG#8
Serplock Rating64.2
Share of Voice6.7%
Consistency53%
Average AI Rank#8
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IBM’s enterprise relational DBMS with multi‑model capabilities.

Rank HistoryAVG#10
Serplock Rating62.0
Share of Voice6.2%
Consistency58%
Average AI Rank#10

Distributed wide‑column NoSQL database designed for linear scalability and high availability across multiple datacenters, commonly used for time‑series and high‑write workloads.

Rank HistoryAVG#10.5
Serplock Rating44.3
Share of Voice5.7%
Consistency39%
Average AI Rank#10.5

Lightweight, file‑based embedded relational database used in mobile/desktop apps.

Rank HistoryAVG#10.8
Serplock Rating60.1
Share of Voice5.2%
Consistency65%
Average AI Rank#10.8

Distributed search and analytics engine commonly used for log/search workloads.

Rank HistoryAVG#11.6
Serplock Rating58.1
Share of Voice4.6%
Consistency60%
Average AI Rank#11.6

MySQL‑compatible relational database fork with additional features and engines.

Rank HistoryAVG#13.3
Serplock Rating60.1
Share of Voice4.1%
Consistency100%
Average AI Rank#13.3

Platform for searching, monitoring, and analyzing machine‑generated big data (logs/observability).

Rank HistoryAVG#15.5
Serplock Rating62.8
Share of Voice3.1%
Consistency61%
Average AI Rank#15.5

Fully managed key‑value and document database service on AWS.

Rank HistoryAVG#14.2
Serplock Rating65.7
Share of Voice1.5%
Consistency61%
Average AI Rank#14.2

Serverless, highly scalable data warehouse for SQL analytics, interactive queries over large datasets, and built‑in ML/BI integrations.

Rank HistoryAVG#16.5
Serplock Rating65.7
Share of Voice1.0%
Consistency59%
Average AI Rank#16.5

Native graph database optimized for connected data and graph queries.

Rank HistoryAVG#19.4
Serplock Rating28.4
Share of Voice0.5%
Consistency35%
Average AI Rank#19.4
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