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Global Enterprises Adopt Couchbase NoSQL

Couchbase, Inc., provider of the most complete NoSQL database, continued to show massive momentum in the NoSQL market, recently projected by Allied Market Research to reach $4.2 billion by 2020. In the first quarter of 2015, Couchbase delivered innovative new technology, secured new partnerships and expanded its customer base of global industry leaders, positioning the company to emerge as the leader of the enterprise NoSQL market.

“Businesses in every industry are redefining the customer experience through web, mobile and IoT applications built on NoSQL,” said Bob Wiederhold, CEO at Couchbase. “Benchmarks run by third parties and our customers consistently demonstrate Couchbase is uniquely capable of delivering the scale and performance required to run these mission critical enterprise applications. That product superiority continues to expand our relationships with existing customers and drive business with new customers and partners.

Couchbase momentum in the first quarter of 2015

Growing enterprise adoption

Enterprise adoption of NoSQL for mission critical applications continues to grow and an increasing number of companies are choosing Couchbase as their NoSQL data management solution. In the first quarter of 2015, Couchbase added new customers and grew existing deployments at global brand leaders around the world, including Amadeus, Comcast, Cochlear, DirecTV, Experian, Intuit, La Banque Postal, SafetyCulture and more.

In March, Couchbase hosted Couchbase Live Europe 2015, its annual European user conference. The conference drew nearly three times the number of attendees as previous years and included presentations from European customers like Amadeus, Ryanair and the Turkish Ministry of Health. Rapidly growing interest in Couchbase prompted the company to move its U.S.-based annual user conference from a hotel in downtown San Francisco to Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif. The user conference will be held June 2 – 4, 2015. It will include more than 80 technical sessions, presentations by Cisco, eBay, General Electric, Inuit, PayPal and other industry leaders, and is expected to draw more than 1500 attendees. Registration is now open.

Rapidly expanding ecosystem

Couchbase continued to grow its ecosystem, signing more than a dozen new partners in the first quarter. Spanning technology and distribution, new partners included Pure Storage, Microsoft Azure, Unity, Google and BigStep. Couchbase and newly signed partner Hortonworks together delivered new integration for faster and easier deployments of big data architectures that leverage Hadoop and NoSQL.

New benchmark demonstrates leadership in scale and performance

Mission critical applications require massive scale and high performance. Enterprises looking to adopt NoSQL benefit from benchmark evaluations that compare use cases and performance for different solutions. In March, Avalon Consulting released a new NoSQL benchmark that showed Couchbase outperforming MongoDB and Cassandra in some of the most common deployment scenarios.

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