Mike Stonebraker (Michael Stonebraker) is a database researcher and adjunct professor at MIT CSAIL. He received the 2014 ACM A.M. Turing Award for his foundational contributions to modern database systems.
He led the development of Ingres and POSTGRES, the predecessor of PostgreSQL. His work spans relational and object-relational databases, query processing, analytical systems, and the commercialization of database research.
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Data 2025: The year in review with Mike Stonebraker
Transcription of Data 2025: The year in review with Mike Stonebraker Data 2025: The Year in Review with Mike Stonebraker & Andy Pavlo Recorded on December 10, 2025 A conversation between Mike Stonebraker (MIT CSAIL, Turing Award Winner, Creator of …
Transcription of Data 2025: The year in review with Mike Stonebraker Data 2025: The Year in Review with Mike Stonebraker & Andy Pavlo Recorded on December 10, 2025 A conversation between Mike Stonebraker (MIT CSAIL, Turing Award Winner, Creator of …