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915 Digital-native startups are ditching rigid databases for their agentic stacks     

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VentureBeat · 07/07/2026 03:00 EDT

Presented by MongoDBThe gap between what AI models and agents can produce and what legacy infrastructure can reliably support is known as architectural drag, and it is the defining bottleneck of the agentic era. The data layer underneath an agentic system must handle variable schemas, vector embeddings, real-time retrieval, and multi-tenant scale, often simultaneously and without human intervention to manage migrations — but traditional relational databases weren't natively designed for document flexibility

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