AI governance refers to the policies, processes, and technical controls organizations use to ensure that their artificial intelligence (AI) systems are safe, ethical, transparent, and compliant with laws and regulations. In simple terms, it answers the critical questions of how AI is used responsibly and who is accountable when it isn’t. Effective AI governance spans the entire AI lifecycle, from...

Time-series data is data tracked over time, with each value tied to a specific moment. Examples include stock prices, website traffic, sensor readings, and monthly sales figures. Because time is part of the data itself, time-series analysis helps organizations understand how things change, not just what happened. By analyzing time-series data, businesses can identify patterns, detect anomalies...

MariaDB and PostgreSQL are two of the most widely used open source relational databases in the world. Both power applications across industries, from small web apps to large enterprise systems. They’re both SQL-based, open source, and highly capable. But their design philosophies, feature sets, and long-term suitability for modern workloads differ in important ways. This comparison matters because...

For today’s enterprises, system downtime can significantly harm revenue, reputation, and overall resilience. Even a brief disruption can translate into financial losses ranging from thousands to millions of dollars. When critical systems, such as databases, customer portals, or platforms handling internal operations and online transactions fail, the impact is felt across both internal teams and...

Modern applications are built from thousands of components, including open source libraries, third-party packages, plugins, and custom code. While this speeds up development, it also creates hidden risks in the form of supply chain vulnerabilities or outdated dependencies. This is where a software bill of materials (SBOM) comes in. Learn how EDB Postgres® AI (EDB PG AI) helps organizations adopt SBOM practices for PostgreSQL and enterprise data stacks.

The days of struggling to deploy and manage production databases inside Kubernetes are officially over, and the reason is clear: CloudNativePG.

PGConf NYC 2025 gathered developers, DBAs, and maintainers at a pivotal moment following the PostgreSQL 18 release. Sessions explored how extensibility, new performance features, and evolving use cases—from AI integration to enterprise governance—are shaping the database’s next chapter. The event captured a community refining its craft, keeping Postgres both stable and forward-looking.

Today is a big day for the PostgreSQL community and we’re thrilled to congratulate everyone involved in the official release of Postgres 18. This release, with 25% more features and 5% more contributors than last year, is a testament to the power of open-source collaboration and the vibrant, innovative community that continues to make Postgres #1 most loved, used, and wanted database, according to...

SQL injection (SQLi) is a type of cyberattack in which an attacker manipulates a web application’s input to execute unauthorized SQL commands on a database. These attacks exploit vulnerabilities in how applications handle user-supplied data. This allows attackers to access, modify, or delete sensitive information. In some cases, the hacker can even gain administrative rights to a database. Here we...

End-to-end AI is an approach that seamlessly integrates the entire AI pipeline, from data collection to decision-making, through automation. This model eliminates the need for disjointed systems and manual intervention. By allowing a model to learn all stages simultaneously, it discovers intricate relationships and patterns that humans and traditional AI systems may miss. Understanding end-to-end...