The next-generation NoSQL real-time database provider has recently released version 5 of its flagship product.

Ask Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo) has signed a consulting partner agreement with Aerospike regarding domestic sales of its high performance NoSQL distributed KVS database “Aerospike”.

Smartscape Co., Ltd., which develops system integration business utilizing advanced technology, has concluded a consulting partner contract with and is now using Aerospike.

Fifth-generation wireless technology, more commonly known as 5G, promises download speeds of up to 100 times faster than 4G, all with dramatically lower latency.

According to John Dillon, Aerospike CEO, “The Corona is one of those rare cases where everyone in the world have been affected simultaneously and deeply. Thus, digital has become a necessity – it is a necessary imperative.”

In a Webinar conducted by Aerospike Israel, Doron Hoffman, Chief Architect at Contentsquare, described how the database company serves as a data collection pipeline, with a record of 300,000 reads per second

If the world didn’t fully understand the power of digital, COVID-19 has delivered the message loud and clear. Every person, family, employee, business and government department is connecting and communicating digitally because of the requirements of social distancing.

Aerospike, a provider of next-generation, real-time NoSQL data solutions, has unveiled Aerospike Database 5, featuring breakthroughs in Multi-Site Clustering that combine strong consistency with support for large-scale, globally distributed transactional applications that require very low latency.

Aerospike announced that they are working on the fifth major release of their NoSQL database, Aerospike Database 5.