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Cockroach Labs develops CockroachDB, a distributed SQL database tailored for cloud applications. This database is designed to automatically distribute data and workload across multiple regions, ensuring both local and global data availability. It is particularly effective for businesses with complex transaction environments, providing speed, scalability, and resilience. CockroachDB can handle unpredictable scenarios like machine or datacenter failures, ensuring data remains intact and minimizing downtime. The company offers its database through various deployment options, including cloud services and on-premises installations, with a subscription-based pricing model that allows clients to scale their database capabilities as needed. Cockroach Labs aims to provide a reliable database solution that supports modern cloud applications, helping businesses build applications that can adapt and thrive in any environment.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Series F
Total Funding
$615.9M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2015
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BRISBANE, Australia, Nov. 26, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Cryptsoft, the leading supplier of KMIP (Key Management Interoperability Protocol) technology to the open market, has added CockroachDB, the cloud-native and distributed SQL database, to the list of databases officially supported by their KMIP Server SDKs. Cryptsoft's Server SDKs (C, Java) are the market's preferred option for new companies looking to build a KMS (Key Management Server) product or service, established companies wanting to add a KMS product or service to their product portfolio, and established companies looking to add KMS capability to any existing products. KMIP Server licensees can now utilize CockroachDB, a modern cloud-native, distributed SQL database that was designed from the ground up for high availability, effortless scale, and control over data placement, to provide the database layer for the server's keystore. Any company looking to build KMS products or services in the cloud, or to sell cloud-hosted products that use KMS capabilities, can now leverage the benefits of CockroachDB. "One of the main reasons why our KMIP Key Management Server (KMS) SDKs are so successful in the market is that they are designed to give our licensees significant flexibility in terms of which technology they can select for critical functional layers, including the database layer
Industry leaders collaborate to accelerate legacy platform modernization and reduce regulatory risksLONDON, Aug. 12, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Cockroach Labs , the pioneer and leader of the cloud-native distributed SQL database market with CockroachDB, and PwC UK , a leader in professional services, today announced a strategic collaboration to reduce the risks, costs, and complexity of regulatory compliance and mainframe modernization.With this partnership, PwC UK and Cockroach Labs will offer end-to-end comprehensive solutions to banks and financial service institutions grappling with evolving regulatory complexities and impending mandates around operational resiliency, business continuity, and data sovereignty. Additionally, they will address the growing need for financial firms to migrate from legacy mainframes in alignment with modern customer expectations and industry-wide cost optimization initiatives."Designing for operational resilience is paramount as significant regulatory headwinds underscore the importance of multi-cloud and multi-region platforms," said Jon Maskery, Cloud Transformation and Payments Leader, PwC UK. "We view CockroachDB as more than just another database within a crowded market. It provides our clients with a critical solution to reduce regulatory risks associated with data sovereignty, operational resilience, and cloud transformation."Operational ResiliencyEU regulations have elevated operational resiliency to a top-priority for financial firms which emphasizes the need for multi-region and multi-cloud platforms. The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) has broadened the focus from guaranteeing financial soundness to also ensuring firms can maintain resilient operations through severe operational disruptions
CockroachDB launches advanced key-value store pebble.
Taylor Swift fans protest as ticket industry executives testify to Congress. Getty ImagesThe U.S. Department of Justice sued concert promoter Live Nation and its ticketing company subsidiary Ticketmaster for monopolization on May 23. Thirty state and district attorneys general joined the suit.DOJ’s complaint, filed in New York federal district court, claims that Live Nation-Ticketmaster unlawfully exercises its monopoly power in violation of Section 2 of the Sherman Antitrust Act. DOJ requests as relief that Live Nation divest itself of Ticketmaster and terminate various allegedly anticompetitive arrangements with third party businesses. In effect, DOJ is asking for a breakup of the company and a complete overhaul of its business model.DOJ asserts that, “As a result of its conduct, music fans in the United States are deprived of ticketing innovation and forced to use outdated technology while paying more for tickets than fans in other countries
In other news... SingleStore, the database that supports both transactions and analytical workloads, has launched new support for vector search, common in implementing large language models.
CockroachDB 23.2 introduces new tools and capabilities to expedite both strategies: a live database migration service, enhanced disaster recovery capabilities, and increased performance through smarter data distribution.
The new version provides updates to live migrations and new capabilities including stored procedures and read committedNEW YORK, Jan. 18, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Cockroach Labs, the leading provider of cloud-native distributed SQL databases, today announced the release of CockroachDB 23.2. This latest version introduces several key capabilities that elevate the ability to modernize enterprise architectures, including Stored Procedures, MOLT Live Migration Service (LMS), Physical Cluster Replication (PCR), and Read Committed isolation.The updates made to CockroachDB address industry trends and challenges faced by enterprises in their journey to modernize their infrastructure. As customer expectations rise and competitive pressures increase, the ability to keep mission-critical systems online becomes crucial. According to Uptime's Annual Outage Analysis , when outages do occur, they arebecoming much more expensive. With more than two-thirds of all outages costing more than $100,000, the business case for resiliency is clear or apparent.23.2 solves key challenges architects and operators encounter by:Streamlining application migrations with improved SQL compatibility: In this new release, the company has rebuilt stored procedures from the ground up to be significantly more powerful: PL/pgSQL in CockroachDB takes advantage of the distributed execution engine, so users can process large amounts of transactional data in parallel
Web3 startups are facing a mammoth decline in funding: Earlier last year, I estimated that web3 funding would drop by 73%. In reality, second-quarter funding in 2023 looked even worse — a full 76% decline from the previous year’s figures, according to Crunchbase. In the first half of 2023, web3 companies raised about $4 billion (miniscule in comparison to the nearly $16 billion invested in the first half of 2022), and investments continued to decline through the end of the year.Most startups have been challenged by the tepid fundraising market, with AI being the sole bright spot. It’s clear that investors are hesitant to fund crypto and blockchain-inflected businesses right now.Why? The last couple of years have been a grizzly bear of a market for web3. The FTX fiasco cast a long Bahamian shadow over the trustworthiness of counterparties. Just a few months before, the ecosystem suffered through the Three Arrows and Luna debacles, which destroyed billions in value overnight.A slew of regulatory actions against some of the biggest names in the category have underscored regulatory risk
The "The State of Multi-Cloud" Report sheds light on the current landscape of multi-cloud adoptionNEW YORK, Nov. 14, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Cockroach Labs , a leading provider of cloud-native distributed SQL databases, today unveils its " The State of Multi-Cloud " report. According to the report, cloud architects and engineers agree on the many benefits (and challenges) of multi-cloud—but that doesn't mean they're happy with cloud service providers (CSPs). Among engineering leaders using multi-cloud, an alarming 37% cite a lack of integration and tools that work across multiple clouds, reveals a survey of 300 IT cloud architects and engineers in the U.S., UK, and Germany conducted by Wakefield Research on behalf of Cockroach Labs.Companies have been moving data, applications, and development work to the cloud in greater numbers for the past several years. According to Gartner® research, "By 2023, 40% of all enterprise workloads will be deployed in cloud infrastructure and platform services, which is an increase from 20% in 2020."1 Most commonly, organizations have leaned heavily on the three biggest clouds in the market for this transition. Together, AWS, Microsoft and Google made up 66% of the worldwide cloud infrastructure market at the start of the year, according to several reports
Cockroach Labs announces RoachFest 2023: The future of cloud-native distributed databases.