A very warm welcome to another Company of the Week feature! Every week we share some cool stuff about a tech company from our database, making their evergreen mark on the internet. This unique HackerNoon database ranks S&P 500 companies and top startups of the year alike. Claim Your Tech Company Page on HackerNoon This week, we present our business blogging partner Timescale - the modern cloud platform built on PostgreSQL for time-series, events and analytics. Raising a whopping $110 Million in series 3 back in 2022 and valued at over $1 Billion, Timescale has shown amazing growth in just a few years! Meet Timescale: #FunFact Do you know that Timescale rebranded itself from database company with a cloud product to a cloud company with a database product in 2023? The Timescale cofounders Ajay Kulkarni and Mike Freedman shared their thought process behind the decision in their company announcement: "We first launched Timescale over six years ago. In those years, we had a front-row seat to a major shift in developer needs to the cloud. Back then, cloud was an afterthought, just one way to deploy database software.
But today, we see the dominance of cloud-first architectures, where developers often choose not between database software products but between database cloud products.
By continuing to embrace the cloud, we have an opportunity to reinvent the database
Working with thousands of companies, we have realized this: the cloud is a tectonic shift in how software infrastructure is distributed and consumed, and we are still in the early stages of this change. By continuing to embrace the cloud, we have an opportunity to reinvent the database." Meet Timescale: Featured HackerNoon Stories Timescale has published 10 stories via HackerNoon Business Blogging Program, and has generated 5 months, 1 day, and 59 minutes of reading time so far! Here are our top 3 favorite stories by Timescale: Why PostgreSQL Is the Bedrock for the Future of Data
Strategies for Database Size Reduction in PostgreSQL: A Usage-Based Approach
From Materialized Views to Continuous Aggregates: Enhancing PostgreSQL With Real-Time Analytics You too, can benefit from publishing on HackerNoon! Take a look at our Business Blogging program here. That's all this week, folks!
Stay Creative, Stay Iconic.
The HackerNoon Team A very warm welcome to another Company of the Week feature! Every week we share some cool stuff about a tech company from our database , making their evergreen mark on the internet. This unique HackerNoon database ranks S&P 500 companies and top startups of the year alike. Company of the Week tech company from our database Claim Your Tech Company Page on HackerNoon Claim Your Tech Company Page on HackerNoon This week, we present our business blogging partner Timescale - the modern cloud platform built on PostgreSQL for time-series, events and analytics. Raising a whopping $110 Million in series 3 back in 2022 and valued at over $1 Billion, Timescale has shown amazing growth in just a few years! Timescale Meet Timescale: #FunFact Do you know that Timescale rebranded itself from database company with a cloud product to a cloud company with a database product in 2023? The Timescale cofounders Ajay Kulkarni and Mike Freedman shared their thought process behind the decision in their company announcement : announcement "We first launched Timescale over six years ago. In those years, we had a front-row seat to a major shift in developer needs to the cloud. Back then, cloud was an afterthought, just one way to deploy database software.
But today, we see the dominance of cloud-first architectures, where developers often choose not between database software products but between database cloud products.
By continuing to embrace the cloud, we have an opportunity to reinvent the database
Working with thousands of companies, we have realized this: the cloud is a tectonic shift in how software infrastructure is distributed and consumed, and we are still in the early stages of this change. By continuing to embrace the cloud, we have an opportunity to reinvent the database." "We first launched Timescale over six years ago. In those years, we had a front-row seat to a major shift in developer needs to the cloud. Back then, cloud was an afterthought, just one way to deploy database software.
But today, we see the dominance of cloud-first architectures, where developers often choose not between database software products but between database cloud products.
By continuing to embrace the cloud, we have an opportunity to reinvent the database
Working with thousands of companies, we have realized this: the cloud is a tectonic shift in how software infrastructure is distributed and consumed, and we are still in the early stages of this change. By continuing to embrace the cloud, we have an opportunity to reinvent the database." "We first launched Timescale over six years ago. In those years, we had a front-row seat to a major shift in developer needs to the cloud. Back then, cloud was an afterthought, just one way to deploy database software.
But today, we see the dominance of cloud-first architectures, where developers often choose not between database software products but between database cloud products.
By continuing to embrace the cloud, we have an opportunity to reinvent the database
Working with thousands of companies, we have realized this: the cloud is a tectonic shift in how software infrastructure is distributed and consumed, and we are still in the early stages of this change. By continuing to embrace the cloud, we have an opportunity to reinvent the database." Meet Timescale: Featured HackerNoon Stories Timescale has published 10 stories via HackerNoon Business Blogging Program , and has generated 5 months, 1 day, and 59 minutes of reading time so far! Here are our top 3 favorite stories by Timescale: Timescale HackerNoon Business Blogging Program Why PostgreSQL Is the Bedrock for the Future of Data Strategies for Database Size Reduction in PostgreSQL: A Usage-Based Approach From Materialized Views to Continuous Aggregates: Enhancing PostgreSQL With Real-Time Analytics Why PostgreSQL Is the Bedrock for the Future of Data Why PostgreSQL Is the Bedrock for the Future of Data Strategies for Database Size Reduction in PostgreSQL: A Usage-Based Approach Strategies for Database Size Reduction in PostgreSQL: A Usage-Based Approach From Materialized Views to Continuous Aggregates: Enhancing PostgreSQL With Real-Time Analytics From Materialized Views to Continuous Aggregates: Enhancing PostgreSQL With Real-Time Analytics You too, can benefit from publishing on HackerNoon! Take a look at our Business Blogging program here. You too, can benefit from publishing on HackerNoon! Take a look at our Business Blogging program here . here That's all this week, folks!
Stay Creative, Stay Iconic.
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