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May 9, 2013 11:00 pm GMT
This is the penultimate episode of "In The Studio." The show, which features developers and entrepreneurs working on enterprise technology, will be ending. This week's guest is Varun Singh, CEO and founder of ScaleArc, a young startup which began in India but registered as a US-company with designs to expand to this country once it got off the ground in Mumbai. ScaleArc operates in the space of database infrastructure and sits between apps and database services, what Singh calls as SQL/NoSQL hybrid. Whereas Amazon Web Services would require integration and does not allow for multiple masters across multiple zones, ScaleArc offers a more distributed approach, especially in an age where certain sites (such as gaming portals) cannot afford even the slightest cloud outage.
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In The Studio, ScaleArc's Varun Singh Builds Database Infrastructure From India And The Valley
This is the penultimate episode of "In The Studio." The show, which features developers and entrepreneurs working on enterprise technology, will be ending. This week's guest is Varun Singh, CEO and founder of ScaleArc, a young startup which began in India but registered as a US-company with designs to expand to this country once it got off the ground in Mumbai. ScaleArc operates in the space of database infrastructure and sits between apps and database services, what Singh calls as SQL/NoSQL hybrid. Whereas Amazon Web Services would require integration and does not allow for multiple masters across multiple zones, ScaleArc offers a more distributed approach, especially in an age where certain sites (such as gaming portals) cannot afford even the slightest cloud outage.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/XwDWRqo9xw0/
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