ScyllaDB
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ScyllaDB
ScyllaDB is a high-performance, low-latency NoSQL database for data-intensive applications, designed to scale with modern infrastructure.
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What does ScyllaDB do?
ScyllaDB is a NoSQL database engineered for data-intensive applications that demand high performance and low latency. It enables organizations to leverage the full power of modern computing infrastructure, eliminating scalability barriers as data volumes grow. Built with a deep architectural understanding, ScyllaDB offers a unique approach to database performance. (formerly Cloudius Systems.)
What is ScyllaDB's revenue?
StartupHub estimates ScyllaDB's annual revenue at $60.4M (range $31.7M to $72.1M, 64% confidence), based on comparable companies in the sector.
What is ScyllaDB's valuation?
StartupHub estimates ScyllaDB's effective valuation at $418.9M (range $252.5M to $606.0M, 12% confidence), based on comparable companies in the sector.
How much funding has ScyllaDB raised?
ScyllaDB has raised a total of $101M in funding. The most recent round on record is Debt.
Where is ScyllaDB headquartered?
ScyllaDB is headquartered in Palo Alto, United States.
When was ScyllaDB founded?
ScyllaDB was founded in 2012.
What industry does ScyllaDB operate in?
ScyllaDB operates in Database, Enterprise, NoSQL, NoSQL Database, Distributed Database, Cloud Infrastructure.
How many employees does ScyllaDB have?
ScyllaDB has approximately 225 people on record.
“My custom RDBMS is 588,235x faster than ScyllaDB on my laptop with fsync on executing a complex HTAP query.”
View on Reddit“MongoDB vs Cassandra vs ScyllaDB for highly concurrent chat application. We are working on a chat application for enterprise (imagine Google Workspace chat or Slack kinda application - for desktop and mobile).”
View on Reddit“We have a use case requiring a wide-column database with multi-datacenter support, high availability, and low-latency performance. I’m trying to determine whether Apache Cassandra or ScyllaDB is a better fit.”
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