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The article compares the performance of two types of databases, PostgreSQL and MongoDB, in handling large amounts of data. With the rise of social networks and mobile devices, traditional databases struggle with massive and unstructured data. NoSQL databases like MongoDB offer a solution for easier data processing. The study shows that NoSQL databases outperform traditional ones in handling big data. Companies are increasingly switching from relational databases to NoSQL for better functionality.