GBase ranks among the top financial-grade distributed databases in China.

On August 30, 2021, Frost & Sullivan and LeadLeo Research jointly released the "2020 China Financial-Grade Distributed Database Market Report" (hereinafter referred to as the "Report"). As an independent database product and service provider, GBase database is positioned in the forefront of the Leaders and Innovators quadrant of China's financial-grade distributed database market.

The Report, jointly released by Frost & Sullivan and LeadLeo Research, is the first authoritative rating report specifically targeting China's financial industry distributed database market, providing a reference for financial industry customers in product selection. The Report comprehensively evaluated domestically developed distributed databases from two dimensions: Innovation Index and Growth Index, based on the competitive landscape. The Growth Index emphasizes database service capabilities, ecosystem strength, and financial-grade solution expertise; the Innovation Index focuses on database performance levels and foundational capabilities. In essence, Growth Index highlights case practice, while Innovation Index highlights product capabilities.

In the financial sector, the requirements of large state-owned banks largely represent the development trends of China's financial industry. In the field of distributed analytical databases, GBase 8a was deployed in a large state-owned bank's big data platform project back in 2014. It has withstood the most intensive, complex, demanding, and comprehensive analytical business scenarios in the global banking industry. Currently, it is deployed on nearly 2,000 nodes, managing over 25 PB of data with more than 2,000 days of uninterrupted operation. The financial industry use cases cover all types of financial institutions, including large state-owned banks, state-owned insurance companies, joint-stock banks, city commercial banks, and rural credit cooperatives.

In the realm of distributed transactional databases, GBase 8c was developed to meet the core demands of banking core systems—strong consistency, continuous availability, high security, and cost efficiency. It can be deployed on physical machines, virtual machines, containers, private clouds, and public clouds, delivering secure, stable, and reliable data storage and management services for mission-critical financial core systems.

Previously, to standardize the application of distributed databases in the financial sector, enhance their technical support for financial services, and improve their ability to ensure business continuity and information security, General Data Technology (GBase) also participated in the formulation of all three financial industry standards issued by the People's Bank of China. Going forward, GBase will continue to leverage its strengths in financial industry services, continuously grow and strengthen, and contribute to the informatization of China's financial industry.