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Date Published
Author
Bob Wiederhold
Word Count
320
Company Posts That Month
226
Language
English
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Summary

Couchbase has announced the transfer of its Apache CouchDB hosting service to a new company, Iris Couch, to allow Couchbase to concentrate on developing top-tier NoSQL software. This strategic decision reflects the company's belief that focusing on fewer priorities enhances quality, and entrusting the hosting service to Iris Couch is expected to accelerate its development for the benefit of users. Couchbase will ensure a smooth transition and maintain a strong relationship with Iris Couch, which is anticipated to contribute significantly to the Apache CouchDB ecosystem. Jason Smith, who previously led the hosting service effort, will now operate Iris Couch as its founder and principal, ensuring continuity and reinforcing the collaboration with Couchbase.

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