Why use NoSQL over Materialized Views?

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There has been a lot of talk recently about NoSQL.

The #1 reason why I hear people use NoSQL is because they start to de-normalize their DBMS data so much so, to increase performance, that they end up with just one table with all of their data within that single table.

With Materialized Views however, you can keep your data normalized, yet have it stored as a single table view for the same reasons why you'd use NoSQL.

As such, why would someone use NoSQL over Materialized Views?

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