Scientists have often been wrong, but nothing has propelled our world forward more successfully or rapidly than Science.

“Our stock is up 100% year-over-year, so we still feel pretty good about how investors think about the business,” says MongoDB CEO Dev Ittycheria on the company’s Q3 earnings. “They view us as one of the beneficiaries of this big new computing paradigm called AI.”

So well said!

My father was an engineer in the aerospace industry from 1980 through 2020. While he’s now struggling with severe health issues, he was so thoroughly impressed with how Elon Musk & SpaceX completely transformed the space launch vehicle industry when he started working with

This is true of MongoDB. Not many people know that the original thesis of the company was to build a next-gen PaaS platform. However, the founders realized there was far more interest in the novel approach of using documents rather than tables to organize and work with data.

As another year approaches, I naturally think about my goals, along with my hopes and fears I have for the year ahead. One of my fears (beyond worrying about the health and well being of loved ones) is staying relevant as I get older. It’s absolutely astounding that Charlie

So true. Perplexity is my go to search function.

Huge loss. Amazing scholar. Thinking Fast & Slow is the seminal book on how our brain processes information and makes decisions. RIP.

MongoDB just had its first in-person sales kick-off in 5 years, and what a week it was! Over 2,000 people gathered to learn, network, get inspired and become prepared for another big year. I am so proud of this amazing team, which is undoubtedly the best in the business. #skofy25

“When I joined, it was doing roughly $30 million in revenue; now we’re doing close to $2 billion.” A decade into his tenure, Dev Ittycheria sits down with TechCrunch to share insights into MongoDB's evolution and the future of databases in the era of #AI. mongodb.social/6014bAwEu

It was great to speak with Paul Sawers at TechCrunch about the business, both from where it’s come and where it’s going.

MongoDB has always put developers first, one reason our community is 7M+ strong, with 175K+ developers trying MongoDB for their 1st time every month. I ❤️ this company that helps developers do more with data. Here are some wonderful people with whom I get to work. Join us!

How can you migrate to MongoDB without affecting your live data? 🧐 It's easy. We'll show you in this tutorial: mongodb.social/6018jqJqi

NYC will have a big role in the development and adoption of AI. wsj.com/articles/ai-st…

It was fun to speak with Patrick OShaughnessy to talk about the business, my learnings over multiple companies and the potential impact of AI

Many of the world’s most sophisticated businesses run on MongoDB. Last year, Stripe processed $1 trillion in total payments while maintaining a 99.999% uptime and ensuring zero-downtime data migrations. To accomplish this, Stripe built its own platform—DocDB—on top of MongoDB.

People tend to overcomplicate things, but there are only two reasons why people succeed (or fail). They have developed the skills to do what's asked of them and the will, or the drive, to do it well. It's shocking how few understand this.

There is a fine line between delegation and abdication. Blindly trusting someone you hired deemed to be "good" typically never works. The output of people, teams & companies directly correlates to what and how you "inspect," not what you "expect."