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How Distributed Databases Drive the Digital Boom in ASEAN: Insights from OceanBase

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Under Evan’s leadership, OceanBase is actively pushing the database technologies and products to new heights, developing a next-generation database architecture designed to handle mission-critical workloads. Global Shopping Festival in China, it helps process millions of transactions every second. Evan stated.

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How Southeast Asia’s Leading e-Wallets Saved Up to 40% in Database Costs

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As Indonesia’s fintech landscape expands, the industry faces a pivotal transformation driven by digital innovation and an increasing demand for more efficient, scalable financial services — such as the database architecture solution from OceanBase. In this rapidly evolving market, OceanBase emerges as a crucial technological ally.

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How to use Google Sheets as a database?

Nanonets

Often, small businesses and projects face a shortage of resources, and skilled labor to set up a complex database management system. In this blog, I’ll discuss how to use google sheets as a database and the various methods available! Then, we need to know the tools/options to add, remove or update the database.

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982M Email Accounts Leaked From Online Database

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Close to 1 billion email accounts were leaked by a marketing company in what some researchers are calling the “biggest and most comprehensive email database” breach ever. The Daily Mail reported that personal information from 982 million email accounts included names, gender, dates of birth, employers and even home addresses in the database.

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Urban Massage’s Customer Database Leaked

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A popular London-based massage startup has leaked its entire customer database — and could face steep fines due to violating GDPR (General Date Protection Regulation) rules. Anyone who discovered the information could easily access, edit or delete the database.

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American Express India Database Accessible To Anyone In October

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American Express India enabled a database to be accessible to anyone for longer than five days in October, according to a report in The Next Web. According to the report , the Hacken cyber consultancy team’s director of cyber risk research, Bob Diachenko, discovered the unprotected database on Oct. 20, but potentially even longer.

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Return To Sender: Address Data Costs U.S. Businesses Billions

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According to Bud Walker , chief strategy officer at the address and identity verification firm Melissa , the time, money and reputational costs caused by incorrectly addressing letters and packages are “humongous.”. Fixing the address can usually be done for fractions of a penny anywhere in the world.”. He said the U.S.