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“Online trading, gaming and media applications are perfect use cases for Kaazing’s capability to deliver stateful rich internet applications, and Terracotta will provide the high availability and scalability customers will demand,” said Ari Zilka, CTO and co-founder of Terracotta
“We have elected to partner with Terracotta for superior scalability and availability,” said John Fallows, CTO and co-founder of Kaazing Corporation. “When we were introduced to Terracotta’s JVM clustering solution, we were quickly convinced that its combination of low development impact, high performance, and scalability was a perfect fit for our real-time Java EE solution. Together with Terracotta we can now deliver the industry’s most advanced and scalable real-time Web 2.0 solution for the Java enterprise.”
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Kaazing News Desk 09/10/07 07:21:19 PM EDT | |||
Kaazing and Terracotta announced a strategic alliance to deliver the software industry's most scalable and advanced real-time Web 2.0 technology for financial systems, online gaming, online sports and news broadcasting applications. The seamless integration between Kaazing's real-time Rich Internet Application (RIA) solution, Enterprise Comet, and Terracotta's Network Attached Memory software enables Kaazing customers to create and deploy scalable mission-critical real-time Web 2.0 solutions, such as trading system clients, online betting applications, performance monitoring, RFID/GPS tracking systems, and sports and news broadcasting applications. Customers can also reduce time-to-market, increase accessibility to their real-time offerings, and improve service levels to their customers. |
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