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CouchDB Merges With Membase

By Alan Shimel, Network World, 02/11/2011
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Two of the leaders in the NoSQL world (and big supporters of open source) announced a merger today. Membase, which powers massively scalable applications like those from Zynga, is merging with CouchOne, the makers of CouchDB. The new company will be called Couchbase. Alan chats with James Phillips, co-founder of Membase and Damien Katz, founder and CEO of CouchOne.  Listen in as James and Damien discuss the plans for the future of the new company. (14:46)

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