Computer Associates International on Monday kicked off its entry into open-source software with the release of its Ingres r3 database. The company said that Ingres r3 for Linux and Windows is ...

REDWOOD CITY, USA: Ingres Corporation, provider of open source database software and support services has announced the availability of Ingres Database 9.2. Ingres Database 9.2 is flexible, simple, ...

Computer Associates, now formally called CA, said in early November it was spinning off the venerable Ingres database and brand to Garnett and Helfrich Capital, a private equity firm. The new Redwood ...

Computer Associates International made a major commitment to open-source software development on Monday, announcing a plan to "open" its Ingres database and outlining partnerships with other ...

Businesses will soon be able to try out a new product from Ingres that aims to reduce maintenance work by combining the company’s open-source database with a version of Linux from rPath. The new ...

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Computer Associates International plans to make its Ingres database an open-source product and to collaborate with open-source projects JBoss, Zope and Plone. Martin LaMonica is a senior writer ...

Improvements to Ingres Database 9.2 center on improving availability and easing system recovery and providing additional tools for developers Open source database vendor Ingres unveiled Ingres ...

Save Mart, the second largest grocery chain in California, has selected Ingres to manage the time and attendance application for its more than 20,000 employees. Save Mart Supermarkets operates nearly ...

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The new owners of the venerable Ingres database are pinning their comeback hopes on enterprise users who are fed up with the hefty commercial license fees and open-source developers who are largely ...

Ingres Corp. was spun out of CA Inc. late last year to develop and sell the durable database technology that was released to the open-source community a year earlier. Dave Dargo, Ingres' chief ...