MySQL Goes Telecom
MySQL announced the formation of a new Telecom sales and business unit to meet growing demand
February 21, 2007
CUPERTINO, Calif. -- MySQL AB, developer of the world's most popular open source database, today announced the formation of a new Telecom sales and business unit to meet the growing demand for its high-availability real-time database solutions in the converging telecom industry. The company also announced the availability of a new version of its MySQL Cluster product, especially designed and certified for use in carrier grade telecom environments, such as such as network subscriber databases (HLR, HSS) and Service Delivery Platforms (SDP).
At last week's 3GSM World Congress in Barcelona, many companies spoke of the urgent need for the industry to evolve to centralized subscriber-centric networks that will increase average revenue per user (ARPU) while reducing system cost and complexity.
"Only MySQL Cluster Carrier Grade provides the telecom industry with the interoperability and performance of a relational database, plus the flexibility and TCO-savings of open source to power the next generation of subscriber-centric networks," said Joe Morrissey, senior director of worldwide sales for MySQL AB's new Telecom business unit. "Our new solution can scale better and has higher performance and availability than legacy proprietary technology -- yet costs 90 percent less."
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