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We're the team behind MariaDB, an open-source database that powers applications you use every day - from banking and shopping to communication and entertainment. Our story begins with the original developers of MySQL who created MariaDB to ensure database technology remains truly open and innovative. Today, we serve over 75% of the Fortune 500, running everything from small startups' first apps to massive enterprise systems that touch billions of lives globally.

Our products include MariaDB Community Server, the open-source relational database developers love, and MariaDB Enterprise Platform for organizations needing advanced features and support. We also offer MariaDB Cloud, a fully-managed multicloud database service that eliminates infrastructure headaches. We've built our platform to handle demanding workloads including transaction processing, real-time analytics, and now AI-powered applications with integrated vector search capabilities.

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