MongoDB recently addressed concerns over FerretDB's alleged unfair business practices, which involve misleading claims about being a complete replacement for MongoDB and unauthorized use of MongoDB's intellectual property, including patent infringements related to data processing and functionality. MongoDB emphasizes its commitment to fair competition and innovation and has decided to protect its interests through legal action. Concurrently, MongoDB is phasing out its Atlas Device Sync service by September 2025, collaborating with WeKan, a consultancy specializing in application modernization, to ensure a smooth transition for customers to advanced technology solutions. Additionally, MongoDB's CEO, Dev Ittycheria, announced his retirement effective November 2025, with Chirantan “CJ” Desai set to succeed him, bringing extensive experience in scaling technology companies. Ittycheria's departure marks a strategic leadership transition aimed at guiding MongoDB through its next evolutionary phase, referred to as MongoDB 3.0, amid growing opportunities in AI and data-intensive applications.