Most high-performance non-relational databases (sometimes referred to as “not just SQL”) can also handle data with complex structures.
Types of data models with NoSQL databases

Blog about NoSQL databases
A database (DB) is an organized structure designed to store, modify, and process interdependent information, usually in large volumes.
Most high-performance non-relational databases (sometimes referred to as “not just SQL”) can also handle data with complex structures.
While relational schemas rely on ACID principles, all NoSQL stores, without exception, rely on other principles described in the CAP theorem.
A database is an organized structure designed to store, modify, and process interdependent information, mostly in large volumes.