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To: Ronald D. Stange who wrote (989)	4/1/2000 8:37:00 PM
From: LTK007	Respond to of 1238

itrade2 post from YHOO thread <<< Previous \| Next > [ First \| Last \| Msg List ] Reply db.linux - Tech Brief - New Media mag. by: itrade2k (35/F) 4/1/00 6:33 pm Msg: 41510 of 41510 Tech Brief 2/4/00 by NewMedia Staff (4 Feb 00) Open-source data management coming to IAs Open-source data management coming to IAs While the market awaits a deluge of Internet appliances (IAs), Centura Software and OpenAvenue announced at the LinuxWorld Conference in New York the launch of db.linux, the first open-source, embeddable database for IAs. The announcement comes at a time when industry experts are predicting a skyrocketing growth in Linux-based appliances, with sales growing from $4 billion in 2000 to $16 billion in 2003 (GartnerGroup/Dataquest). Although Linux platforms and GNU C tools have been readily available, Centura says there has been a glaring lack of a complementary data management solution. OpenAvenue will provide the db.linux host site. The db.linux database will require 200KB of RAM (40KB if data access is read-only). It will be scalable and optimized for performance in a variety of applications, including telecom, network/system management, and real-time and embedded systems. db.linux should be available through the OpenAvenue host site by the end of the month. <<