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Beyond Relational Databases

CowboyRobot writes "Relational databases were developed in the 1970s as a way of improving the efficiency of complex systems. But modern warehousing of data results in terabytes of information that needs to be organized, and the growing prevalence of mobile devices points to the increasing need for intelligent caching on the local hardware. According to the ACM, the future of database architecture must include more modularity and configuration. Although no concrete solutions are included, the article is a good overview of the problems with modern data systems."

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