Articles About Database Management for the Professional Developer
Recent Articles
McObject is proud to employ some of the best database management system specialists in the field. We invite you to read their published articles. Our embedded database technology is also the subject of many articles by customers and journalists.
Cut Costs, Not Performance: Hybrid Data Strategies
Hybrid data storage — combining in‑memory speed with on‑disk durability in a single database instance — gives engineering teams practical levers to optimize performance, cost, and reliability without complex architecture changes. This article lists concrete ways a project can benefit from easy hybrid storage.
Embedded World 2026 Winners Showcase Innovation Across AI, Security, Real-Time Systems
An Embedded World jury chose these products as the most innovative breakthroughs in embedded systems, edge computing, and automotive tech. Read the article in Design News .
7 Ways McObject’s TFTL and Active Replication Fabric™ Strengthen AI at the Edge
AI at the edge needs a storage and data‑movement layer that is fast, predictable, durable, and distributed. McObject’s Transactional Flash Translation Layer (TFTL) and Active Replication Fabric (ARF) were built for exactly this world, and this post lists seven ways these technologies give AI systems a measurable advantage. Learn how .
5 Hidden Challenges of Remote & Battery Powered IoT Systems — and How McObject’s Active Replication Fabric™ Solves Them
February 25, 2026. This article lists five challenges that consistently trip up even seasoned IoT teams—and how McObject’s Active Replication Fabric™ turns those challenges into non‑issues. Read more on LinkedIn .
Engineering Real-Time: Lessons Learned While Chasing Determinism, Part 4
This next section turns to a new question: how real-time guarantees can be extended all the way down to persistent storage — specifically, flash memory. Read more in Embedded Computing Design .
Update: eXtremeDB/rt 2.0, All the reasons why embedded systems need a database, now with persistence
The new version of eXtremeDB/rt also includes extensive improvements, such as an enhanced deadline management system that provides greater granularity for developers enforcing stricter deadlines and dynamically adjusting to runtime conditions. Read the blog post on ST.com
Engineering Real-Time: Lessons Learned While Chasing Determinism, Part 3
Once timing and verification are in place, the focus shifts to what happens after an enforced abort and how the database kernel keeps logical and temporal consistency intact. Read more on Embedded Computing Design.
Engineering Real-Time: Lessons Learned While Chasing Determinism, Part 2
Part 2 reviews how the database kernel not only follows the schedule but actually meets every deadline, every time. Read more on Embedded Computing Design .
Engineering Real-Time: Lessons Learned While Chasing Determinism, Part 1
In hard real-time systems, deadlines aren’t suggestions, they draw the line between working and failing. Every task must finish exactly when it should; even a tiny slip can ripple through and throw everything else off balance. Read more on Embedded Computing Design .
New Release of Hard Real-Time Database System with Breakthrough Deadline and Flash Memory Control
Version 2.0 adds Zephyr RTOS support, RESTful server capabilities, and reduced footprint for resource-constrained real-time embedded applications worldwide. Read the press release on TechNews180 .
Real-Time Database Management on Raw Flash Memory: From Complex Infrastructure to Streamlined Drivers
Embedded systems are data-driven and demand structured persistence with predictable performance. Raw flash provides deterministic, low-latency access, while a real-time database management system (DBMS) supplies the infrastructure for transactions and recovery. This article demonstrates that only their combination delivers efficient, reliable storage for hard real-time tasks. Read the technical article Embedded.com
eXtremeDB: All the reasons why embedded systems need a database and how to go about it
What if a database for embedded systems, such as eXtremeDB, were the only thing standing between critical sensor data and a massive catastrophe? Read the blog post on ST.com
Wavelynx and McObject Announce Partnership to Power Next-Generation Building Access Control Systems
Wavelynx Technologies, a leader in secure and versatile reader and credential solutions, has partnered with McObject to integrate eXtremeDB’s high-performance interoperable embedded database into Wavelynx’s next-generation building access control reader. This collaboration enables robust, real-time data management for secure and scalable access control in commercial environments. Read more in Embedded Computing Design .
Embedded Executive: Real Time Is a Misnomer
In programming jargon, the term “real time” is not used in its literal sense, which can be confusing. The literal definition means that when something happens in real time, it happens instantaneously. But in practice, something that occurs very quickly is mistitled as being real-time. Why does the misconception continue to occur, and what problems does it cause? Listen to the Embedded Computing Design podcast with McObject CEO Steve Graves and and Embedded Computing Design’s Rich Nass.
Real-Time Versus Real Fast
An overview of the two definitions for the term ‘real-time’ database and why we should use the original meaning.
Read the complete article in Embedded Computing Design .
On Predictable Real-Time Data Management Over Persistent Storage Media. Q&A with Andrei Gorine and Steve Graves
Q1. As real-time systems grow in complexity, they require managing increasingly large and intricate data. What are the main challenges in managing the predictability aspects of real-time databases?
Read the answer and complete article in ODBMS.org
In the Context of Embedded Systems, are all Embedded Databases Created Equal?
There is a tendency to conflate the terms embedded database and embedded system. That is a mistake. It wasn’t until the late 90s that embedded systems evolved enough to support a database system, and that was when the confusion between embedded systems and embedded databases started. Read the complete article in EmbeddedComputing.com
11 Myths About Real-Time Database Systems
What this article covers:
- The actual definition of real-time database versus the abused interpretation used by marketers of real fast database systems.
- The interplay of transient and persistent memory, and hard and soft real-time capabilities.
Read the article in ElectronicDesign.com .
Be Sure That’s What You Need: Differentiating Embedded Database from Non-Embedded (Client/Server) Database Systems
This blog post by McObject CEO Steve Graves will compare and contrast two database system architectures, embedded and client/server. Read it in EmbeddedComputing.com
Buy vs. Build for Time-Critical Sensor Data Fusion
What exactly is “real-time”? This article looks at its permutations and offers insight into time-critical sensor data fusion and its role in database systems. Read the article in ElectronicDesign.com
On Benchmarking Time Series Database Systems for Monitoring Applications. Q&A with Abdelouahab Khelifati and Mourad Khayati
December 18, 2023 “Time Series Database Systems (TSDBs) are specialized database systems designed to efficiently manage high-frequencytime series data. Unlike relational database systems, TSDBs rely on the general assumption that queries do not target individual tuples but summarized entries in a time interval.” ODBMS.org.
On Real-time Databases. Q&A with Andrei Gorine and Steve Graves
October 9, 2023 “Another rapidly evolving concept is real-time mixed criticality systems that integrate components with different levels of criticality onto a single computing platform.” ODBMS.org.
Shared Data in Asymmetric Multiprocessing (AMP) Configurations
August 23, 2023 Heterogeneous systems have two or more cores with different instruction set architectures with more than one operating system running on the device. By dividing tasks between different processors, heterogeneous system designs cover multiple requirements such as energy efficiency, performance and safety, and make them fit for real-time critical applications. ODBMS.org.
The Data in Hard Real-time SCADA Systems Lets Companies Do More with Less
August 11, 2023. The latest database technology allows the capture and utilization of previously out of reach data found in mission-critical SCADA systems. Read the article in Automation.com
Latest embedded DBMS supports asymmetric multiprocessing systems
May 24,2023. McObject’ latest eXtremeDB/rt 1.2 release supports heterogenous architectures with different CPU architectures executing different operating systems and have a large amount of shared memory. Read the Embedded.com article.
2023 Industry Trends: Companies in the energy industry will find ways to harness the wealth of their data as they update systems.
February 27, 2023. Read the guest blog by McObject CEO Steve Graves
Real-time database systems are not actually real-time. Unless they are.
January 31, 2023. A blog post by McObject CEO Steve Graves. Many real-time systems need a database. However, choosing one can be challenging depending on performance requirements. Find the full text at ElectronicDesign.com
Dogmatic views on safe languages used for mission- and safety-critical applications
December 20, 2022. A blog post by McObject CTO Andrei Gorine, highlighting a few challenges and sharing a few lessons learned about memory management in embedded applications for safety-critical system development, reliability and dependability. Find the full text at Embedded.com.
Soft v Hard Real-time Systems
November 4, 2022. This short article emphasizing distinctions important to developers of safety- and mission-critical hard real-time systems. Read more at EmbeddedComputing.com
C is Alive and Well
July 30, 2022. This article is a counterpoint by McObject CTO Andrei Gorine to an article published on Embedded, “Is It Time to Retire C? ” Read our reply at Embedded.com.
What is and what isn’t a hard real-time database system?
May 29, 2022 blog post. Surprisingly, it’s not as simple as it sounds, but perhaps we could start by defining a few terms. Learn more at DB-Engines.com
Podcast Debate: Database Speed and Security on the IoT
April 29, 2022 Does storing data on the edge minimize or increase data security risk? (Spoiler: we think it increases data security risk.) Read the debate at EmbeddedComputing.com
On Embedded Database Management Systems. Q&A with Christopher J. Mureen
April 1, 2022 “Since the inception and creation of eXtremeDB, McObject has taken the view that a DBMS should be flexible to address all developer requirements.” Read more at ODBMS.org
On Using In Memory Database. Interview with Jonah H. Harris
March 21, 2022 “Whether it’s adding features, fixing bugs, or improving performance, it all comes down to the quality of the code.”–Jonah H. Harris.
AI and ML research is rapidly growing. Staying on top of those advancements to identify key strategic opportunities and improvements that deliver novel and strategic solutions, which solidify our position as leaders in personal connection, is paramount. Read the rest at ODBMS.org.
Embedded Databases in Real-Time Systems
March 14, 2022, Real-time systems are evolving at an incredible rate. Real-time systems used to be relatively simple, like the anti-lock braking systems in aircraft and, later, automobiles. Today, real-time systems are more complex. Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) are kind of the poster child. Learn more in the article in Circuit Cellar.
11 Myths About In-Memory Database Systems
February 14, 2022, In-memory database systems have become popular and commonplace in the 2000s. Nevertheless, misinformation and misunderstandings still abound about the technology. This article in Electronic Design will attempt to set the record straight.
Embedded Executive: Steve Graves, President and CEO, McObject
January, 2022 Read the interview reviewing key concepts in real-time computing at EmbeddedComputing.com ,
McObject Collaborates with Wind River to Deliver the First-Ever Deterministic Database System for VxWorks-based Real-time Embedded Systems
October, 2021 Please find us on page 8 of the COTS Journal
Databases in Hard Real Time
October 15, 2021 McObject Launches True Real-Time Deterministic Database for embOS Real-time Operating System Applications, read the article at Wilmott.com
On eXtremeDB/rt. Q&A with Steven Graves
By Roberto Zicari ODBMS.org October 7, 2021. “Real-time analytics has nothing to do with real-time systems.” Read the blog .
McObject CEO Steve Graves will be presenting “Real-Time Database Management in Mission and Safety-Critical Applications” at the 14th ESE Kongress, digital.
This presentation will review the important distinctions of a deterministic real-time database management system, and crucial features for systems that cannot miss deadlines. Read more in ODBMS.org .
Keeping A Mission-Critical Deterministic DBMS On Time
Open-source and commercial database management systems (DBMSs) have been used in embedded systems for more than 20 years. For the most part, developers don’t even debate whether to buy or build their own DBMS for embedded systems; that component is almost always bought. Get the news from EmbeddedComputing.com
Real-time tasks need real-time data
Hard real-time systems are following the same trajectory as embedded and soft real-time systems: They’re more elaborate systems that are being required to do more with more data that’s more complex. Historically, real-time system developers have had to separate database management from hard real-time tasks, do without, or develop their own real-time database management. Read the Wind River blog.
Code Size vs. Memory Footprint And Why They Matter
The terms “code size” and “footprint” are often used interchangeably. But they are not the same—code size is a subset of footprint. In this article, McObject CEO Steve Graves explains the difference and relevance. He then describes some techniques to minimize footprint. Read more in Circuit Cellar
Change Data Capture in Embedded Databases
Change Data Capture (CDC) is broadly defined as tracking changes in a database. The purposes of tracking changes are many and varied. CDC in embedded database systems can be implemented in several different ways that are sometimes invisible to applications, and ways that applications can exploit for data sharing, responding to events, and incremental back up. Read the article in Embedded Computing Design.
Comparing Optimistic and Pessimistic Concurrency
Usually (with rare exception), a database is a shared resource, meaning that it is used concurrently by two or more tasks. This leads us to the topic of concurrency control; i.e. how do we coordinate a tasks’ access to the database? This is part-and-parcel of providing a database management system that adheres to the ACID properties. Read the article.
The importance of distributed databases for the Internet of Things
With IoT applications, the need for data volume in databases can increase rapidly. Time and space efficient use of logical databases is crucial. So-called distributed databases play an important role here – but which approach is the most suitable for IoT applications? Read this article on embedded-software-engineering.de (Page will translate)
McObject eXtremeDB Embedded Database System
When choosing your embedded database, areas that truly matter and distinguish solutions are write speed, automatic synchronization at scale, and an architecture that skillfully contends with nodes when they are offline. Read the article from MCG Global Services.
Distributed Database Systems’ Relevance to the Internet of Things
This paper will cover the types of distributed database systems in the context of edge, fog and cloud computing, explain “when, how and why” the data is distributed, and why those details make certain distributed database systems applicable (or not) to specific needs in edge, fog and cloud computing. Read the article on EmbeddedComputing.com
IoT: Implications on Database Management
Steven Graves, President and CEO of McObject, will be speaking at the ESE Conference on 3 December at 8:50 AM. IoT: Implications on Database Management is about the meteoric rise of the IoT ecosystem has put pressure on database management system vendors to keep up with the technical challenges and to differentiate themselves in a large pool of possible solutions. Read the article on ODBMS.org .
The 10 Most Scalable Cloud Solution Providers of 2019
September 23, 2019 Mirror Review McObject LLC: Providing Cloud-Based Powerful Database Management Systems For Enterprises Read the article .
Embedded Database Systems in the Age of IoT
June, 2019 circuit cellular Tech the Future guest article by McObject CEO Steve Graves Read the article.
The 10 Most Innovative Big Data Analytics Companies
May 20, 2019 Analytics Insight Organisations all around the globe have started adopting optimised technologies for the ideal use of resources to pave the way for growth and success. The whole network working in a digital savvy ecosystem has one core thing – that is data… Read the article.
And the Best in Show Winners Are…
May 20, 2019 Embedded Computing One of the main events of last week’s IoT World Conference and Expo was Embedded Computing Design’s Best in Show Award announcements. Eight entries were deemed to be worthy of awards, which were on display at the event. Read the article.
Notes on IoT Database Management – Part 2
May 7, 2019 Embedded Computing Design guest blog written by our own CTO Andrei Gorine. Part 2 addresses security issues and code quality. Read the article.
Notes on IoT Database Management – Part 1
April 30, 2019 Embedded Computing Design guest blog written by our own CTO Andrei Gorine. Part 1 addresses some of the IoT challenges that IoT engineers and database management system vendors must address to create successful systems. Read the article.
On Time Series Analysis and Big Data. Interview with Andrei Gorine
May 6, 2018 ODBMS.org by Roberto V. Zicari, An interview with Andrei Gorine, Chief Technical Officer and McObject co-founder. Interview topics include time series analysis, “in-chip” analytics, efficient Big Data processing, and the STAC M3 Kanaga Benchmark. Read more.
A McObject Focus—What’s Changing in the Satellite Industry?
January 18, 2018 SatMagazine, By Steve Graves, Chief Executive Officer, McObject The satellite industry could be said to be facing three challenges: the extreme environment in which satellites operate, the cost of getting the satellites into orbit and the cost of failing to get the satellites into orbit — these three challenges make the data that satellites collect exceptionally valuable. Read more.
The Internet of Things, Database Systems and Data Distribution, Part Two
November 16, 2017 TechTarget.com by McObject CEO Steve Graves. In Part Two, Steve explores data distribution considerations between edge devices, gateways and servers in the cloud. Read more.
The Internet of Things, Database Systems and Data Distribution, Part One
November 9, 2017 TechTarget.com by McObject CEO Steve Graves. In Part One, Steve explores data management considerations on edge devices, gateways and in the cloud. Read more.
The Industry Discusses MiFID II, Part I
October 30, 2017 John Lothian News Filmed at the 33rd FIA Expo in mid-October, a variety of industry participants, including Ian Hillier-Brook, CEO of MCO Europe, about upcoming milestones and trends in financial markets. Click here to watch . 4:52 minutes
The Internet of Insurance Things
August 2, 2017 PropertyCausualty360.com by McObject CEO Steve Graves. How will the IoT affect the insurance industry with all the tools it can provide? Read more.
Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) Database Usage in Rail Systems , insight.tech – February 1, 2017 As rail systems generate more data, developers need to rethink where and how they process information. Legacy systems moved data to the control center for analysis, but modern systems often keep this functionality on the train.
2016 Articles
2016’s TOP STORIES: Gartner’s 19 In-memory Databases for Big Data Analytics, Information-Management.com – December 13, 2016
MCO Europe: Extreme Data Storage , colt – August 11, 2016
On the Challenges and Opportunities of IoT. Interview with Steve Graves, ODBMS Industry Watch – July 6, 2016
Enabling the IoT for Pre-IoT Infrastructure, Embedded Computing Design – May 12, 2016
The IoT Technology Piece No One Is Talking About, Embedded Computing Design – March 24, 2016
Memory Muscle , Banking Technology – February 4, 2016
2015 Articles
Is SQL Fast Enough for Tick Data? TabbFORUM – November 5, 2015 (Visit TabbFORUM.com, or download the article.)
In-Memory Database Technology for Telecom – Interview with Manjul Maharishi, ODBMS.org Industry Watch Blog – July 31, 2015
The Ins and Outs of Embedded Databases for the IoT, Embedded Computing Design – July 30, 2015
Pipelining Vector-Based Statistical Functions: Q&A with McObject CEO and Co-Founder Steve Graves , Total Trading Blog – May 18, 2015
Archive
McObject Burgers Up For Python Pickles , Dr. Dobb’s Journal – October 29, 2014
IMDSs Bring Off-the-Shelf Database Software to the Electronics Mainstream, Electronic Design – October 22, 2014
8 Fundamentals You Need to Know About Data Persistence and In-Memory Computing, IT Toolbox, Inside ERP Blog – October 13, 2014
Pipe-lining Time Series Calculations for Cache Efficiency, TimeStored blog – September 8, 2014
In-Memory Database Systems, NVDIMMs and Data Durability, EDN – July 23, 2014
Big Data: Three Questions to McObject, ODBMS.org Industry Watch Blog – February 14, 2014
McObject Positioned in Gartner’s Operational DBMS Magic Quadrant, AutomatedTrader – February 5, 2014
Interview: Jeff Chang and Steve Graves Cover In-Memory Databases, Electronic Design – December 17, 2013
Non-Volatile DIMM as Storage, In-Memory Database, StorageNewsletter.com – October 17, 2013
AGIGARAM NVDIMM Saves Data Through System Failure, Embedded.com – October 7, 2013
Q & A: McObject’s Steve Graves on Vectors, CPU Cache and Pipelining to Boost Analytics Performance, Low-Latency.com – September 24, 2013
Can iOS Developers Move Beyond SQL? , Dr. Dobbs Journal – September 18, 2013
Briefly: Official iPhone 5S Case Rumor, eXtremeDB for iOS , MacNN – September 10, 2013
Cloud-Based Hotel Management- Interview with Keith Gruen, ODBMS.org Industry Watch Blog – July 25, 2013
Reliable Safety-Critical Software at Design West 2013, Electronic Design’s alt.embedded blog – April 23, 2013
Kove, Fultech, and McObject Demonstrate 65+ Terabytes per Hour in Real-Time Risk Solution, Businesswire.com – March 18, 2013
“Buy” Over “Build”: The Military Systems Migration Mantra, Military Embedded Systems – March 12, 2013
Smart Grid Technologies: Powering the Orkneys, Micro Technology Europe – February 4, 2013
In-Memory Data Grids See 2013 as a Big Year, SD Times – January 17, 2013
The Best of Both Worlds: Database Durability and Performance, Fusion-io Blog – January 14, 2013
The 12 Days Of Data Trends: an IT Exec’s Outlook For 2013, Forbes – December 14, 2012
McObject, Dell, Mellanox, Kove Set Record STAC-M3 Benchmarks, Bobs Guide – November 8, 2012
Power Networks Made Safer and More Efficient, Utility Products – November 1, 2012
Graves: Wall Street Gets Small to Handle Big Processing Projects, Futures & Options World – August 6, 2012
McObject Targets Capital Markets with Financial Edition of Its IMDB, Ovum.com* – August 2, 2012 This article is no longer available online. Please contact us for a reprint. Thank you.
McObject, MemSQL Continue Focus on In-Memory, Intelligent Trading Technology – July 5, 2012
Streamlining the Program Execution Path is the Shortest Distance to Faster Trades, Wall Street & Technology – May 22, 2012
Rise of In-Memory Databases Impacts Wide Range of Jobs, Dice.com Hot Topics – May 4, 2012
Kernels, Contexts, Threads, and Extensible Database Architecture, Dr. Dobb’s Journal – March 28, 2012
Tackling Resource Contention in Multi-Threaded Software for Multi-Core , EE Times Europe – March 13, 2012
Relay Approach Improves Military Database, COTS Journal – February 21, 2012
101: An Introduction to In-Memory Database Systems, Low-Latency.com – January 5, 2012
Syncing Windows Phone Database with Backend SQL Server, APPA Mundi Mobile World blog – December 7, 2011
Windows Phone 7 Database Syncs with SQL Server, WindowsForDevices.com – November 29, 2011
In-memory DBMS Boosts Java, SQL, and HA Capabilities, LinuxDevices.com – November 16, 2011
Perst Database Moves with Mobile Enterprise App to Android Smartphones, Wireless Developer Network – October 26, 2011
India Wins Shine Light On McObject’s eXtremeDB, A-Team Insight – September 23, 2011
Scalability, Risk Management and Reducing Latency in Financial Databases, High Frequency Traders – September 21, 2011
Podcast: McObject CEO Steve Graves on Database Systems and Distributed Embedded Software, ECN – September 19, 2011
eXtremeDB Slashes Latency in NSE.IT’s Algorithmic Trading (Algo/HFT) and Front-Office Trading Solutions , Reuters – September 21, 2011
McObject’s New eXtremeDB Cluster Provides Distributed Database Solution for Real-Time Apps , Embedded.com – July 20, 2011
Selective Data Replication Between Embedded and Enterprise Systems , Wireless Design & Development, July 12, 2011
Keeping It All In Memory, Electronic Engineering Journal – July 6, 2011
McObject Adds .NET Component to In-Memory Database System , EE Times Europe – June 14, 2011
McObject Adds LINQ Support to eXtremeDB , Dr. Dobb’s Journal – June 13, 2011
SCADA as You’ve Never Seen It Before, Nuclear Engineering International – May 27, 2011
eXtremeDB IMDS Pairs with Linux in Patton Network Routers , EE Times – May 17, 2011
Linux-based IP and VoIP Routers Gain Embedded Database, LinuxDevices.com – May 12, 2011
Patton Electronics Company To Integrate eXtremeDB IMDS Across Its Solutions, TMCnet.com – May 12, 2011
Data Analysis is Creating New Business Opportunities , MIT Technology Review – May 2, 2011
Jease 2.0: The Open Source Java CMS’ ‘Big Leap’, Application Development Trends – April 28, 2011
New C# Interface for eXtremeDB In-Memory Database System , Dr. Dobb’s Journal – April 28, 2011
New C# Interface for eXtremeDB In-Memory Database System (IMDS) Accelerates .NET Framework Development & Applications, SD Times – April 27, 2011
eXtremeDB-64 In-Memory Database Scales Massively in Real-Time Telecom Routing Application , PICMG Systems and Technology – April 13, 2011
IMDS Accelerates Data Access Across Mobile Networks, Mobile Dev & Design – March 30, 2011
Tuxified Base Station Juggles WiMAX and LTE with In-Memory Database, LinuxDevices.com – March 29, 2011
With Help From eXtremeDB In-Memory Database System, Airspan Networks’ Base Station Bridges Disparate Mobile Broadband Networks, LTE World – March 29, 2011
Video Interview: McObject Co-Founder and CEO Steve Graves Discusses eXtremeDB Cluster, Embedded News TV – March 18, 2011
Embedded Database Smarts Added to Solar Power Optimization Electronics, Wind and Solar Power eZine – March 16, 2011
Justifiably Taboo: Avoiding Malloc/Free APIs in Military/Aerospace Embedded Code, Military Embedded Systems – February 21, 2011
eXtremeDB Fusion Adds Embedded Database Smarts to Azuray Technologies Solar Power Optimization Electronics, ElectricEnergyOnline.com – January 13, 2011
McObject Provides Embedded Database for Solar Power Electronics, Automation.com – January 12, 2011
Embedded Database for SCADA Adds Safety, Efficiency to Nuclear Waste Processing , Control Engineering – January 5, 2011
eXtremeDB Embedded Database Adds Safety and Efficiency in Nuclear Waste Processing, NuclearStreet.com – January 5, 2011
Opensourcer Targets Windows Phone 7 Hopefuls, The Register – October 6, 2010
Java Annotations and Reflection: Powerful Building Blocks for a DBMS Interface , Java Lobby (Java.dzone.com archived content) – September 16, 2010
Loewe Opta Adds McObject Database to TVs, Broadcasting & Cable – September 16, 2010
Verizon Deploys Open Source Database Perst Lite for Field Technicians With BlackBerrys, BlackBerry Cool – September 10, 2010
Verizon Mobilizes Field Techs with McObject’s Database & BlackBerry Smartphones, Wireless Developer Network – September 1, 2010
Mixing Real-Time & Enterprise Data? Relay It, Embedded NOW blog – August 10, 2010
eXtremeDB Enhancement Synchs Up Real-Time Apps & Enterprise, Embedded.com – August 10, 2010
Java Accelerated Development for BlackBerry Smartphones , Dr. Dobb’s Journal – July 20, 2010
Windows Phone 7 Gets Open Source Database, Network World – July 6, 2010
Perst Database for WP7, WynApse Technical Musings – July 1, 2010
McObject’s New Business Looks Anything But Embedded, Venture Development Corporation’s Embedded Software Blog – June 30, 2010
Perst Embedded Database Available for Microsoft Windows Phone 7 , Dr. Dobb’s Journal – June 30, 2010
Database Duo Deliver Windows Phone 7 Apps Storage, The Register – June 30, 2010
Lockheed Martin Adopts Perst Embedded Database for Defense R&D , Military Embedded Systems – June 8, 2010
Perst – A Database For Windows Phone 7 Silverlight, APPA Mundi Mobile World blog – June 7, 2010
Does Doctor Who Use An Embedded Database?, EPN – June 1, 2010
Embedded Database Improves Security, Speeds Storage Retrieval, LinuxDevices.com – May 12, 2010
Embedded Database vendor McObject Touts Upgrade, eWeek – May 11, 2010
Multi-Core Software: To Gain Speed, Eliminate Resource Contention, RTC Magazine – May 1, 2010
How to Achieve Extreme Speed in a Hotel Application, Hetras Hummingbird – May 1, 2010
Data Indexes Boost Embedded Software’s Performance and Efficiency, Military Embedded Systems– April 26, 2010
Consumer Trends Fuel Medical Device Innovation, Medical Electronics Manufacturing – April 10, 2010
Indience Chooses Perst Lite Embedded Database For Mobile Business Solutions on BlackBerry Smartphone, Embedded Computing Design – February 17, 2010
Memory Allocation in Safety-Critical Military Systems, COTS Journal – February 1, 2010
Re-Inventing Wireless Building Automation for Smaller/Retrofit Jobs, RTC Magazine – February 1, 2010
More Content, Guided by Database, Military Embedded Systems – January 25, 2010
Embedded Database for Silverlight , Dr. Dobb’s Journal – January 25, 2010
McObject Makes Play for Java Developers with New Interface , eWeek – January 19, 2010
Embedded Database Summons JNI, LinuxDevices.com – January 19, 2010
Jease Benefits from the Principles of Object-Orientation, Dzone JavaLobby – January 5, 2010
myYearbook Speeds Web Responses, Information Week – December 29, 2009
Building A Network Performance Analysis Test System With Linux, Tcl/TK, SQL & eXtremeDB, Embedded.com – December 21, 2009
Remember the KISS Principle? The Forrester Blog For Technology Product Management & Marketing – November 13, 2009
McObject Updates eXtremeDB Real-Time Database System, Dr. Dobb’s Journal – November 9, 2009
Tornado GR4 goes eXtreme, Wind River Aerospace & Defense Blog – September 30, 2009
TestIndex on Android developer phone (ADP1) with Berkeley DB, Tord’s Technology Blog – September 30, 2009
eXtremeDB Embedded Database Chosen for Tornado GR4 Combat Jet Avionics System Upgrade, Military Embedded Systems – September 29, 2009
Real-time embedded databases: for all but the hardest of the hard, Micro Technology Europe – September 1, 2009
Embedded Database Engine for Silverlight Applications, Architecture + Strategy, MSDN Blogs – July 13, 2009
720 Linux databases squeeze onto test system, LinuxDevices.com – June 29, 2009
Movimiento ATM Mobilizes SaaS Solutions with Perst Lite, BlackBerry Today Newsletter – June 4, 2009
In-Memory Database Systems, Micro-Software (Korea) – June 1, 2009
MPC to distribute McObject embedded databases, Industrial DesignLine Europe – May 19, 2009
McObject brings IMDS to VxWorks 653, CIOL Developer Channel (India) – April 29, 2009
McObject – LynuxWorks Partnership Targets Real-Time Medical Systems, Emdedded Computing Design – March 30, 2009
Off-The-Shelf Mobile Phone Hosts Java Embedded Database Benchmark, Java Developer’s Journal – March 10, 2009
Simple as A, B, Tree? Applications Find Mobile Fruit in the R-Tree , GeoWorld – March 1, 2009
In-Memory vs. On-Disk Database Systems, CIOL Developer Channel (India) – February 13, 2009
Face-Storing Database Software, Embedded Computing Design – February 1, 2009
McObject Grants Persistence To All Objects, SD Times – January 29, 2009
Seattle Area Wireless Companies (and Others) Look to Innovate, Expand in China, Xconomy – December 17, 2008
SOFTWARE TOOLS: eXtremeDB upgrade has higher performance & KD-Tree database index, EE Times – December 16, 2008
No Operating System Is An Island,Embedded.com – December 2, 2008
Embedded Databanken – Pflegeleicht, Design&Electronik (German) – November 28, 2008 –Please contact us for for a copy of this article
Beyond B-Trees – Benefiting From Non-Vanilla Indexes, Dr. Dobb’s Journal – November 7, 2008
Using A High Performance Embedded Database, ATCA Newsletter – September 1, 2008
Product How To: Hybrid Data Management Gets Traction In Set-Top Boxes, Embedded.com – July 28, 2008
Patricia Tries – A Better Index For Prefix Searches, Dr. Dobb’s Journal – June 25, 2008
Perst Embedded Database Boosts Performance and Stability in All-Java ‘Frost’ Freenet Client , Java Developer’s Journal – May 20, 2008
Kernel-Mode Databases: A DBMS Technology For High-Performance Applications, Dr. Dobb’s Journal – April 23, 2008
Kernel Mode Gets Data Faster, Embedded Computing Design/Embedded Blog Now – April 3, 2008
Embedded Databases Van Doe-Het-Zelf Naar Kant-En-Klaar, Bits & Chips (Dutch) – March 17, 2008 Please contact us for a copy of this article.
Databases for Java ME, Follow up: Check Out the New ProScout Sample App, Terrence Barr’s Blog – March 2, 2008
Interface Column, Seattle Times – January 7, 2008
Embedded Database Vendors Face Challenges, eWeek – January 4, 2008
McObject, Object-Oriented Embedded Database For Android, Open Handset Magazine – January 3, 2008
McObject Releases Perst vs. SQLite Benchmark On Android, Dr. Dobb’s Journal – January 2, 2008
Porting a Java ME Midlet Between Blackberry and Nokia S40 and S60 Devices, Mobile Handset Design Line – October 9, 2007
McObject Adds ODBC API Support to eXtremeDB, Embedded.com – August 8, 2007
HPC Databases: The Data Ingest Challenge, HPCwire – June 1, 2007
McObject’s New eXtremeDB 3.1 In-Memory Database Adds Powerful Features for GIS and Telematics, GIS User – April 11, 2007
Embedded Database Merges In-Memory, On-Disk Strategies, LinuxDevices.com – February 6, 2007
COTS Databases For Embedded Systems, Embedded Computing Design – January 1, 2007
Developing An Object-Oriented Database For J2ME-Based Embedded Devices, Embedded.com – December 13, 2006
Embedded Database Addresses Power Management, RAM Challenges for Portable Media Players, Nikkei Electronics Asia – November 22, 2006
Tackling Memory Allocation In Multicore And Multithreaded Applications, EETimes.com – May 26, 2006
Securities Trading Terminal To Run Windows XPe, WindowsForDevices.com – May 12, 2006
How To Manage Playlist Data In MP3 Player Embedded Software, Audio Design Line – February 28, 2006
Task Scheduling, NVRAM Support Added to Embedded Database, Embedded.com – February 15, 2006
McObject Releases Perst, An Open Source Embedded Database For Java, Embedded Computing Design – February 9, 2006
Memory Management & Embedded Databases , Dr. Dobb’s Journal – December 1, 2005
Linux Device Keeps China’s Lights Lit, Linuxdevices.com – September 16, 2005
Digital TV Case Study: ANT Limited, Video/Imaging Design Line – June 9, 2005
Portability & Data Management , Dr. Dobb’s Journal – June 1, 2005
Cold, Hard Data That’s Deep, eeProductCenter – February 28, 2005
Developing Effective, Reliable Aerospace Equipment: The Data Management Challenge , Embedded Systems Engineering – January 31, 2005
Building durability into data management for real-time systems, Boards and Solutions – September 1, 2004
Self-Diagnostic APIs: Software Quality’s Next Frontier, Linux Journal – April 1, 2004
Embedded Database Design For High Availability, Embedded Systems Europe – October 6, 2003
Toward Self-Diagnostic APIs For Embedded Systems, EE Times – August 19, 2003
The Embedded Software Build or Buy Tradeoff, LinuxDevices.com – May 27, 2003
Database Serves Five-Nines Embedded Systems, Electronic Design Newsletter – March 12, 2003
Programming Guide Manages Networked Digital TV, EE Times – December 2, 2002
In-Memory Database Systems, Linux Journal – September 1, 2002
Examining Main Memory Databases, iApplianceWeb.com – January 4, 2002