The company plans to integrate GridGain’s in-memory computing tech to deliver sub-millisecond performance for operational, ...
But questions remain over long-term commitment to clustering tech in open source After a couple of years of relative calm, the relationship between MariaDB and its open source foundation was ruffled ...
After massive criticism from the community, MariaDB has reversed its planned removal of Galera clustering technology from the community server.
The open source MySQL spin-off has steadily added features all its own. Here are five good reasons to switch to MariaDB.
Relational database developer MariaDB is acquiring in-memory computing technology developer Gridgain to improve database performance for AI and agentic applications.
Database management company MariaDB Plc said today it’s buying the Apache Ignite creator and in-memory computing technology developer GridGain Systems Inc. to build more robust infrastructure for ...
The privately held database company MariaDB plc seems to have changed its mind about the future of SkySQL Inc., deciding it does need it after all. In a somewhat unusual reversal, it revealed it’s ...
MariaDB acquires GridGain Systems, the creator of open source Apache Ignite. The combination of MariaDB's relational database ...
MariaDB secured a deal to acquire GridGain Systems, the team behind the Apache Ignite open source, distributed database platform. The deal will see MariaDB’s relational database merge with GridGain’s ...
‘Acquiring SkySQL helps accelerate plans and adds further innovation to MariaDB Cloud,’ CEO Rohit de Souza said. Database software developer MariaDB has bought back the SkySQL AI-powered database-as-a ...
MariaDB plc is acquiring SkySQL Inc., the company behind an AI-powered, serverless database-as-a-service (DBaaS) platform, bringing SkySQL’s established DBaaS product back into the MariaDB portfolio.
With the acquisition, MariaDB will support an elite roster of global leaders who require always-on, always-fast data, including: Financial services: American Express, Barclays, BNP Paribas, Citi, DBS, ...