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Latest News
 January 13, 2012
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GridGain 3.6 Released!
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December 6, 2011
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GridGain Closes $2.5 Million Series A Funding
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November 8, 2011
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GridGain 3.5 Released!
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November 2, 2011
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Presenting at 1DevDay, Detroit, MI on November 5th
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October 6, 2011
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Presenting at "Silicon Valley Code Camp 2011"
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August 5, 2011
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GridGain 3.2 Released!
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July 13, 2011
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Presenting at Scalathon 2011 and Boston Scala User Group
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July 9, 2011
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GridGain 3.1.1 Released!
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May 31, 2011
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Presenting at Scala Days 2011 - Stanford, CA, June 2nd
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May 31, 2011
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GridGain 3.1.0 Released!
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May 19, 2011
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GridGain 3.0.9 Released!
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May 15, 2011
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GridGain Master-Class at JeeCONF, May 21st, Kiev
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May 10, 2011
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Presenting at GeeCON 2001, May 12th, Krakow, Poland
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May 5, 2011
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GridGain's CEO, Nikita Ivanov, Interviewed by Vaclav Pech
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Mar 30, 2011
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GridGain: The Top 20 Cloud Platform Vendors Of 2011
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Mar 16, 2011
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GridGain + Scala: TriJUG, Raleigh, NC, March 21st!
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Feb 28, 2011
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GridGain + Scala: Codemotion, Rome March 5th!
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| Jan 28, 2011 | GridGain + Scala: UK, Denmark and Sweden! |
| Jan 25, 2011 | GridGain 3.0.5 Released! |
| Jan 13, 2011 | GridGain 3.0.4 Released! |
| Jan 03, 2011 | Presenting at NYC Scala Meetup |
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Performance Cloud Computing platform.
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We've just released GridGain 3.6 - our latest release of GridGain's Real Time Big Data
platform that allows anyone easily develop, scale and manage compute and data intensive big data
applications using integrated Compute and In-Memory Data Grids with Java, Scala and Groovy native APIs.
Some of the key new features and enhancements:
- "Write From Behind Caching" was finally added to IMDGs
- REST batch operation support introduced (putAll, removeAll)
- Eviction filters added
- Segmentation handling for half-connected network sockets
- Improvements in GridGain Visor
- New eviction performance optimizations
- Significant IMDG preloading performance enhancements
- New optimization for lock-free reads and low contention writes
- Cumulative bug fixes and multitude of performance enhancements
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December 6th, 2011
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GridGain Closes $2.5 Million Series A Funding
by Nikita Ivanov 
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GridGain Closes $2.5 Million Series A Funding to Accelerate Innovation in
Real Time Big Data Processing
Innovative Cloud-Based Software Middleware Provider Receives Financing Led by RTP
Ventures
Foster City, CA (PRWEB) December 06, 2011 -- GridGain, the leader in high performance cloud computing
and real time big data processing, today announced that it has closed a $2.5 million Series A round of financing
led by RTP Ventures. The company will use the new funding to accelerate growth, continue innovation in real
time big data processing, and expand its global market share.
News Facts:
- GridGain is used by leading Fortune 500 companies including Sony, Apple, McGrawHill, Avis,
TomTom, Markit, Daiwa, Thomson Reuters, and others across the finance, retail, Web 2.0 and telecom markets
- More than 500 businesses use GridGain’s software on a daily basis to address the scalability and real
time processing issues surrounding massive data growth
- GridGain software starts every 10 seconds around the globe
- There have been over 6,000,000 product starts since the initial release of version 1.0 in 2007
- GridGain is home to one of the most active user forums for cloud-based middleware, with over 150,000
views since 2007
Supporting Quotes:
Kirill Sheynkman, Managing Director, RTP Ventures
"The real-time need to process big data is here, and it's getting bigger with every tweet, like, and NFC wave. By
uniquely combining compute and in-memory data grids into a scalable, real-time platform, GridGain takes webscale
data analytics beyond ETL-like Hadoop scripts into the modern world. With a solid technological
foundation, GridGain lets businesses stem the swelling information tide, and enables them to make real-time
decisions according to their rules without breaking the bank for refrigerator-sized data appliances. The
investment rationale is simple: lucrative and growing market, unique company-created technology, and a smart
founding team that proved they can build product before asking for money -- that's RTP's strike zone."
Salil Deshpande, General Partner, Bay Partners
"It's been a joy to be involved in the company’s progress over the last three years, and see the creation of the
only middleware platform to provide integration between compute and in-memory data grid technologies. I'm
excited for the opportunities GridGain will have going forward."
Nikita Ivanov, Founder and CEO, GridGain Systems
"The funding we received in our Series A round is a strong endorsement of GridGain’s market opportunities
and the high growth potential for companies focused on enabling real time live data processing and analytics.
The GridGain team has executed exceptionally well to-date and I am excited to have the resources to accelerate
the growth of the company as we expand our operations."
Additional Resources:
About RTP Ventures
RTP Ventures is the US arm of ru-Net Holdings, one of the largest internet and technology investors in Russia.
ru-Net portfolio hits include Ozon and Yandex. With approximately $700M under management, RTP plans on
actively investing in software companies in the United States focusing on Cloud Computing, Software as a
Service, and Internet Infrastructure technologies. RTP is led by Kirill Sheynkman, a serial Entrepreneur and
experienced Venture Capitalist based in New York City. Find our more at http://www.rtp.vc
About GridGain
GridGain Systems Java-based open source middleware platform allows companies to harness live data for
smarter, faster real time processing and analytics. GridGain software is used by companies who see real time
big data as a strategic asset. It provides unique integration between compute and in-memory data grid
technologies and scales up from a single server to thousands of machines. With tens of thousands of downloads
and hundreds of deployments, GridGain software starts every 10 seconds around the globe today. Founded in
2005, GridGain is headquartered in Foster City, California. More information about GridGain is available at:
http://www.gridgain.com
We've just released GridGain 3.5 - our latest stable release of GridGain's Real Time Big Data
platform that allows anyone easily develop, scale and manage compute and data intensive JVM based applications
using integrated Compute and In-Memory Data Grid with Java, Scala and Groovy native APIs.
Some of the key new features and enhancements:
- Significant performance improvements throughout the product
- Previously deprecated APIs have been removed
- Improvements and bug fixed in GridGain Visor
- Enhancements to
GridProjection interface
- Ability to programmatically start remote nodes in bulk
- Customizable closure-based MapReduce
- Enhancements in affinity and co-location
- Bug fixed in eviction policies in Data Grid
- Significant improvements and performance enhancements in Swap SPI
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November 2nd, 2011
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Presenting at 1DevDay, Detroit, MI on November 5th
by Nikita Ivanov
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GridGain will be presenting it's "Live Coding" talk at
1DevDay in Detroit, MI on November 5th.
If you are interested in "Functional Cloud Computing with Scala and GridGain" - come by and
listen to the talk. No slides, only live Scala coding of distributed applications for
60 minutes. Several MapReduce and Data Grid apps from scratch and working right in
front of your eyes.
Hope to you see you there!
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October 6th, 2011
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Presenting at "Silicon Valley Code Camp 2011"
by Nikita Ivanov
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I think for the 4th year in the row GridGain will be presenting
at Silicon Valley Code Camp.
With over 400 tracks - this is one of the largest events in the valley (and zero travel for me which is a huge bonus!).
My talk "Distributed Programming with Scala and GridGain" will be held on Sunday, October 9th
at 1pm. Presentation will be a new format - zero slides & 100% live coding. As always - nothing
is prepared and you'll see everything that goes into creating several cool Scala-based highly distributed applications from scratch.
If you are around come to see my presentation - it's always fun!
We've just released GridGain 3.2 - our latest stable release of GridGain's High Performance Cloud Computing
platform that allows anyone easily develop, scale and manage compute and data intensive JVM based applications
using integrated Compute and In-Memory Data Grid with Java, Scala and Groovy native APIs.
Some of the key new features and enhancements:
- Improvements in stability and performance for In-Memory Data Grid
- Bug fixed in Distributed Data Structures
- Enhanced distributed closure execution with zero deployment
- Improved documentation and examples
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July 13th, 2011
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Presenting at Scalathon 2011 and Boston Scala User Group
by Nikita Ivanov
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I will be presenting the talk "Distributed Functional Programming Done Right" at
Scalathon 2011 hosted at Penn University on July 16-17th. What a
great crowd!
Looking forward to catch up with folks from Circumflex and give my grief to good
people developing IDEA Scala plugin :) Two days of Scala hacking - I'll probably
going to be wiped out for sure in the end.
Right after two grueling days at
Scalathon 2011
I will stop by at Boston to present "In-Memory Data Grid with Scala and GridGain"
to Boston Scala User Group.
Last time I presented there (a year ago) - it was a great talk!
If you are round Boston and interested in In-Memory Data Grids (and Scala!) - make sure to stop by!
We've just released GridGain 3.1.1 - our latest stable release of GridGain's High Performance Cloud Computing
platform that allows anyone easily develop, scale and manage compute and data intensive JVM based applications.
Some of the key new features and enhancements:
- Bug fixes in data grid
- Improvement of Scalar DSL
- Major enhancements in Visor monitoring
- New Groovy++ based DSL
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May 31th, 2011
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Presenting at Scala Days 2011 - Stanford, CA, June 2nd
by Nikita Ivanov
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Nikita Ivanov will be presenting at
Scala Days 2011
on June 2nd, 2011. The event is hosted by Stanford University. This presentation starts at
Session 3: Parallelism track at 3:50pm.
If you are around - stop by to see a non-stop Scala distributed coding. Should be fun!
We've just released GridGain 3.1.0 - our latest stable release of GridGain's High Performance Cloud Computing platform that allows anyone easily develop, scale and manage compute and data intensive JVM based applications.
Some of the key new features and enhancements (combined with 3.0.9 announcement last week):
- Improvements in stability and performance for In-Memory Data Grid
- New Distributed Data Structures:
- GridCacheAtomicLong
- GridCacheAtomicReference
- GridCacheAtomicSequence
- GridCacheAtomicStamped
- GridCacheQueue
- Fully distributed Functional Programming framework for Java
- Distributed Java closure execution
- Improved AOP-based distributed execution
- Improved In-Memory Data Grid querying support for:
- Native SQL (including full joints support)
- Predicate-based Full Scan
- Lucene
- H2 text
- Support for local and remote reduction and transformations in In-Memory Data Grid queries
- Improved Scala-based DSL for Compute and In-Memory Data Grid:
- Enhanced distributed closure execution with zero deployment
- Ad-hoc In-Memory Data Grid queries
- Interactive GridGain Scala REPL
- Work with Compute and In-Memory Data Grid from Scala REPL
- Dramatically enhanced GridGain Visor for distributed monitoring and management
- Brand new TCP/IP guaranteed discovery SPI for large cloud-based deployments
- New enterprise licensing mechanism with dynamic hot-upgradability
- New optimized marshaling
- Improved documentation and examples
GridGain 3.1.0 comes in two editions:
- Free Community Edition, GPLv3 licensed
- Enterprise Edition
Go ahead and download
GridGain 3.1.0.
Enjoy!
Long anticipated GridGain 3.0.9 has been
released today.
Some of the highlights of this release:
- Massive improvements in stability and performance for In-Memory Data Grid.
- New distributed data structures:
- Distributed Atomic
- Distributed Queues
- Much improved In-Memory Data Grid querying support.
- Improved Scalar DSL.
- Dramatically enhanced monitoring & management via GridGain Visor.
- Brand new TCP-based discovery SPI with support for large cloud-based deployments.
- Improved documentation and examples.
- New licensing support with dynamic hot-upgrade capabilities.
- New optimized marshaling.
Go ahead and download
GridGain 3.0.9.
Enjoy!
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May 15th, 2011
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GridGain Master-Class at JeeCONF, May 21st, Kiev
by Nikita Ivanov
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Renat Akhmerov from GridGain will present Master-Class at
JeeCONF on May 21st, Kiev, Ukrain. Almost 2 hours of non-stop
live coding in Scala and GridGain on subject of:
"Использование Scala и GridGain для разработки распределенных систем с высокой производительностью".
If you are around - make sure to stop by as this is one of the most interesting presentations
to date. Plenty of live coding, in-depth distributed programming with Scala and GridGain.
Enjoy!
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May 5th, 2011
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Presenting at GeeCON 2001, May 12th, Krakow, Poland
by Nikita Ivanov
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I'll be speaking at GeeCON 2011, May 12th, Krakow, Poland.
The talk is about "Distributed Programming with GridGain and Scala". As always -
only life Scala coding - nothing prepared, nothing is hidden. Every line of code,
every character from the scratch.
If you are around GeeCON 2011 - come to see my session.
Hope to you see there!
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May 5th, 2011
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GridGain's CEO, Nikita Ivanov, Interviewed by Vaclav Pech
by Dmitriy Setrakyan
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Nikita Ivanov dit down with Vaclav Pech for an extensive interview about GridGain, the ideas behind,
past, present and future of our technology. Excellent read, great questions and interesting answers from
Nikita.
DZone article: http://jetbrains.dzone.com/articles/sitting-cloud-nikita-ivanov
Enjoy!
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March 30th, 2011
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GridGain: "The Top 20 Cloud Platform Vendors Of 2011"
by Nikita Ivanov
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We are very pleased to be part of CRN's "The Top 20 Cloud
Platform Vendors Of 2011"
More to come - stay tuned!
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March 16th, 2011
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GridGain + Scala: TriJUG, Raleigh, NC, March 21st!
by Nikita Ivanov
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Dmitriy Setrakyan will be speaking about GridGain and its Scala usage at
TriJUG on March 21st, Raleigh,
North Carolina. Topic is about "Cloud Computing with Scala and GridGain". As always – plenty
of live Scala coding. World’s shortest MapReduce app in 5 minutes in Scala as well as In-Memory Data Grid
access using Scala. See it to believe it :)
Hope to you see there!
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February 28th, 2011
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GridGain + Scala: Codemotion, Rome, March 5th!
by Nikita Ivanov
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GridGain will present about distributed programming in Scala with GridGain at
Codemotion, Rome, March 5th.
As always - plenty of live Scala coding, full featured MapReduce in Scala in less than 5 minutes.
See you there!
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January 28th, 2011
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GridGain + Scala: UK, Denmark and Sweden!
by Nikita Ivanov
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Presenting "Cloud Computing with GridGain and Scala" European Tour 2011 - lots of life distributed coding in Scala,
full MapReduce application in Scala in less than 5 minutes, and much more!
Great Scala intro for Java developers. Remember: our Java and Scala APIs deliver 100% the same functionality.
Hope to you see there!
We've been busy right from the get go of this year - and here's another point release -
GridGain 3.0.5. This release includes:
- Number of bug fixes in data grid
Enjoy!
GridGain 3.0.4 is released. This point release includes:
- Number of bug fixes in data grid
- Stability improvements.
- Enhanced documentation and examples.
Enjoy!
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January 3th, 2011
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Presenting at NYC Scala Meetup
by Nikita Ivanov
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GridGain will present at NYC Scala Meetup on January 4th, all details are here: http://www.meetup.com/ny-scala/calendar/15665134/.
The topic is "Distributed Computing with Scala and GridGain". As
always - lots of live coding, world's shortest MapReduce app, Scala DSL
for distributed programming, grid-enabled PingPong, and more :)
Hope to see you there!
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