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MarkLogic

Multi-model enterprise database and data platform for integrating information from separate sources

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About MarkLogic

MarkLogic is an enterprise NoSQL database and data platform, now part of Progress. It is designed to pull together information held in separate systems so organisations can build applications on a single, connected view of their data.

What MarkLogic offers

  • MarkLogic Server — an operational and transactional multi-model database.
  • MarkLogic Data Hub — tooling to integrate, curate and govern data.
  • Search and exploration — interfaces for searching and analysing connected data.
  • Semantics support — built-in handling of meaning and relationships in data.
  • AI support — features for hybrid search and AI applications, including an MCP server in release 12.1.

Who it works with

Enterprises that need governed, secure access to complex data, with attention to compliance and changing regulation.

Key facts

  • Owner: Progress
  • Latest release named: MarkLogic Server 12.1

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

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