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GemStone Systems Launches GemFire Enterprise 5.0 Next Generation Data Fabric Delivers Massive Scalability and Improved Performance for Distributed Systems Beaverton, OR– September 12, 2006 – GemStone Systems, the leading provider of the Enterprise Data Fabric (EDF), today introduced GemFire 5.0. Designed specifically to meet the demanding performance and scalability requirements of advanced J2EE, grid, SOA and OLTP applications, GemFire Enterprise 5.0 provides a high-performance, distributed operational data store that enables real-time operations across distributed locations. The unprecedented scalability features of GemFire Enterprise 5.0 enable organizations to manage massive data loads while guaranteeing data integrity and availability to power mission-critical applications. By enabling applications to scale transparently, GemFire Enterprise 5.0 guarantees operational reliability while preventing single points of failure and managing exceptions without widespread impact. “Enterprises are facing the growing challenges of using disparate sources of data managed by different applications,” noted Noel Yuhanna, Forrester Research. “New technology is emerging that Forrester has coined "information fabric," a term defined as a virtualized data layer that integrates heterogeneous data and content repositories in real time. The potential benefits of this technology are so great that enterprises should develop a strategy to leverage information fabric technology as it becomes more widely available.” As the core component of the GemFire Enterprise Data Fabric, this release combines essential components of databases, messaging and caching, providing distributed data virtualization and sharing to counter the real-world deployment challenges of complex application systems, wherein a single offending member can bring the entire system to a grinding halt. GemFire Enterprise 5.0 provides scalability along three distinct elements - data scalability, distribution scalability, and cluster/membership scalability – without compromising performance. “SOA and grid computing projects frequently present dramatic data management challenges, requiring reliable access and delivery of data among disparate applications with minimum latency,” said Shankar Iyer, executive vice president, marketing and strategy, GemStone Systems. “The new features and improved functionality of GemFire 5.0 reliably and consistently manage data persistence and distribution across several hundreds or thousands of nodes, providing a distributed data layer to maximize deployments.” Leveraging standards based querying and optimized, native data management, GemFire Enterprise is built on one of the industry’s fastest and most reliable data distribution and caching systems. New features of 5.0 include: Role-based reliable data distribution Enhanced data portioning model Loosely coupled distributed systems Advanced management for slow and unresponsive applications Benchmarking Data
* - In both cases, throughout was capped by network saturation. Multiple partitioned networks, a 10GigE backplane or Infiniband network would deliver substantially higher throughput. Additional enhanced functionality and benefits of GemFire 5.0 include:
Product Availability About GemFire Enterprise About GemStone Systems, Inc. GemStone Systems is a privately held infrastructure software company that provides data services solutions for enterprise business architects and data infrastructure managers that are building, enhancing or simplifying access, distribution, integration and management of information within and across the enterprise. Founded in 1982, and with over 200 installed customers, GemStone is recognized worldwide for its unique competency and patented technology in object management, virtual memory architectures, high-performance caching, and data distribution technologies.
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