SANTA CLARA, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–DataStax today announced it has further expanded its footprint in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) market with the opening of a new office and the addition of a new general manager in Beijing, China. The expansion into China reinforces DataStax�s commitment to the APAC market and to meeting increasing demand from enterprises who are deploying real-time data at global scale. DataStax delivers the NoSQL standard built on the worlds most scalable database, Apache Cassandra.
There is a tremendous opportunity for DataStax across greater China as demand for database solutions and services increase due to massive data growth from smartphones, IoT devices, electric vehicles and other data-driven applications and devices, said Chet Kapoor, Chairman and CEO at DataStax. We are excited about our expansion in China to support the growing number of companies adopting an open data stack to improve customer experiences, deliver real-time data and drive new innovations to accelerate revenue growth.
According to a study from IDC and Seagate, China will generate more data than the United States by 2025 as it pushes into new technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT).
To support the expansion, Tom Lu, an IT veteran with 30 years of experience in providing enterprise data solutions to businesses in greater China, has joined DataStax as the regional general manager. Prior to joining DataStax, Lu held various leadership positions including senior vice president at GDS, Dynamics BG Lead for Microsoft China, planning director at Huawei Gauss DB, and he was the chief technology officer of Sybase China.
I am very excited to join DataStax and help organizations in the highly data-driven region tap the power of the most scalable database on the planet combined with next-generation event streaming technology to innovate and win in this competitive market, said Lu.
With offices around the world, including APAC-specific locations in Australia, Japan, Singapore and now China, DataStax has helped nearly 500 of the worlds most demanding enterprises and half of the Fortune 100 power their modern data-driven applications with its NoSQL standard for data that matters.
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DataStax delivers an open, multi-cloud data stack built on Apache Cassandra, the worlds most scalable database. The companys marquee offering is Astra DB, the industrys first open, multi-cloud serverless database. Built on a modern, Kubernetes®-based architecture, Astra DB provides an unprecedented combination of pay-as-you-go data, simplified operations, and the freedom of multi-cloud and open-source. DataStax also offers Astra Streaming, a multi-cloud messaging and event streaming platform built on Apache Pulsar.
With DataStax, any developer or enterprise can now deploy data at massive scale, with 100 percent uptime, for lower cost. Today, nearly 500 of the worlds most demanding enterprises and half of the Fortune 100 rely on DataStax to power modern data apps, including The Home Depot, T-Mobile, and Intuit.
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