Performance breakthroughs, global expansion, and agentic AI readiness fuel continued adoption of distributed SQL. NEW YORK, Jan. 14, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Cockroach Labs, the pioneer in cloud-agnostic ...

NEW YORK, Oct. 7, 2025 — Cockroach Labs, the company behind the distributed SQL database CockroachDB, today announced an OEM partnership with IBM to bring CockroachDB PostgreSQL for IBM to market.

Ory + CockroachDB Joint PoC Environment This project provides a comprehensive set of Terraform templates to provision a joint Ory and CockroachDB proof-of-concept (PoC) environment on multiple cloud ...

Delivers >41% performance gains, vector indexing for AI, enhanced security, and compliance-ready features for multi-cloud scale. To further validate this resilience, Cockroach Labs introduced the ...

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Cockroach Labs supports IBM's s390x architecture, offering a resilient, PostgreSQL-compatible database for mission-critical, regulated workloads. Enterprise IT continues to demand security, ...

Cockroach Labs is releasing CockroachDB 24.3, improving resilience and performance, while adding enterprise capabilities such as support of Microsoft’s Active Directory and database triggers.

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Cockroach Labs has partnered with PwC UK to accelerate legacy platform modernisation and reduce regulatory risks by boosting operational resilience Cockroach Labs, a leader in cloud-native distributed ...

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