Cloud-native distributed SQL database company recognized for the business impact of its disruptive, resilient technology
Cockroach Labs, the creator of the most highly evolved cloud-native, distributed SQL database CockroachDB, announced its induction into the JPMorgan Chase Hall of Innovation. The award was presented to Cockroach Labs at the JPMorgan Technology Innovation Symposium on Wednesday, October 28.
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Each year, the Hall of Innovation recognizes companies that have gone above and beyond in their partnership with JPMorgan Chase to deliver innovative and disruptive technology that creates business value. Cockroach Labs provides JPMorgan Chase with a distributed, relational database, enabling innovation as they modernize their global data centers and payment processing applications.
“At JPMorgan Chase, we believe that partnership with entrepreneurial companies and their innovative technologies is critical to our success. CockroachDB provides us with a modern database platform that has accelerated our momentum toward cloud-first, resilient infrastructure and a new class of modern financial applications,” said George Sherman, Global Technology Infrastructure CIO at JPMorgan Chase.
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Cockroach Labs continues to build momentum in the $260 billion worldwide public cloud services market by helping companies of all sizes develop applications that can scale fast, survive anything and thrive everywhere. This recognition from JPMorgan Chase marks a milestone in Cockroach Labs’ mission to enable every developer to build world-changing applications.
“We’re honored to partner with JPMorgan Chase as they build next-generation financial applications and infrastructure that ensures they continue delivering world-class service to their tens of millions of customers,” said Spencer Kimball, CEO of Cockroach Labs. “This award reinforces the growing demand for our leading operational data infrastructure, as organizations across the globe accelerate the development of cloud-native, distributed applications and services.”
