MongoDB

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MongoDB is a NoSQL document-oriented database company founded in 2007 in New York City. The company was established by veterans of DoubleClick who aimed to address the limitations of traditional relational databases. Originally named 10gen, it rebranded to MongoDB, Inc. in 2013, reflecting its focus on its database product. The name "MongoDB" comes from "humongous," highlighting its capability to manage large volumes of data. MongoDB's primary offerings include the MongoDB Database, a document-oriented NoSQL database designed for internet-scale applications, and MongoDB Atlas, a managed database-as-a-service platform available on major cloud providers. The company also provides enterprise features such as analytics, encryption, and migration tools, along with professional support and consulting services. Operating on an open-core model, MongoDB offers a free community server alongside paid support and enterprise features. The company has experienced significant growth, with a market capitalization reaching $10 billion in 2024.

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