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I've seen the opposite: It's hard to find a large company that doesn't use Oracle (but many would love to get away from it) See this chart from Gartner DBMS Ma
by fhoffa 3y ago
I've seen the opposite: It's hard to find a large company that doesn't use Oracle (but many would love to get away from it)
See this chart from Gartner DBMS Market Share stack ranks - Oracle was #1 for a long time:
- https://www.linkedin.com/posts/aronthal_dbms-gartnerda-cloud-activity-7053713713870110720-xB1X/ https://www.linkedin.com/posts/aronthal_dbms-gartnerda-cloud...
Snowflake is now #9 on this chart.
(high res: https://media.licdn.com/dms/image/D4D2CAQGZqgH3ta2R0A/comment-image-shrink_8192_1280/0/1682026368942?e=1685577600&v=beta&t=Evl0Yd0iVoiZdsSnh74XZ3Vaw4HOs1y6tO1o2BFcLT4 https://media.licdn.com/dms/image/D4D2CAQGZqgH3ta2R0A/commen...)
- browningstreet 3y agoWhat I’ve seen: most big companies have one or a few Oracle databases and hundreds or thousands of “all other DBs”, including licenses for MS SQL Server.
- paulddraper 3y agoExample: Amazon (Formerly)
- victor106 3y agoIt's interesting that Alibaba cloud and Huawei are ahead of Snowflake