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Altibase Launches New Integrated Manual Page

Altibase (CEO Park Hye-rye-na), a domestic database management system (DBMS) specialist company, has launched a new integrated manual page. This update is characterized by significantly improving user convenience by consolidating Altibase-related documents that were previously scattered across multiple locations into a single page.The new manual page was created based on Altibase version 7.3 and is officially serviced through a dedicated web manual page prepared by the company. Previously, users had to navigate through multiple sites to find the documents they needed, but now they can access all manuals in one place.A notable improvement is the enhanced search functionality. The new manual page displays a list of related search results at the bottom when searching, making it easier for users to find the information they want. This is a feature that was difficult to provide with the previous GitHub-based document system.Additionally, the company has built a system where updates are reflected in real-time with builds completing within approximately 10 minutes when manuals are modified. This allows users to always access the latest information.An Altibase customer technical support representative explained, \"In the past, when the homepage and manuals were separated, users often complained of inconvenience, but through this integration, they can now check all information in one place.\"The company has improved accessibility by making the manual tab on the Altibase main homepage directly link to the new integrated manual page. Through this, they plan to further enhance user convenience.Altibase is a leading domestic DBMS specialist company established in 1999, possessing 100% Korean technology based on research projects from the Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI). This manual page integration is evaluated as part of ongoing efforts to improve user-centered services.Reported by Jeonghoon Choi | jhchoi@etnews.com

Altibase Unveils 3-Year Technology Roadmap...Next-Generation Distributed Cluster to Launch in 2027

As South Korea’s leading in-memory database management system (DBMS) provider, Altibase is taking bold steps to expand its presence in the global market with a strategic roadmap spanning from 2025 to 2027. This roadmap is designed to meet the rapidly evolving demands of domestic and international markets while embracing advancements in artificial intelligence (AI).The roadmap focuses on four core technology pillars:△ High-performance, large-scale in-memory processing△ Cloud-native database functionality△ AI agents and vector database integration△ Distributed cluster technologyStarting in the second half of 2025, Altibase will resume support for Windows OS — a feature previously discontinued after version 7.1 — significantly improving user accessibility.To solidify its position as the market leader in in-memory DBMS, the company plans to continuously enhance its high-performance data processing capabilities. In the first half of 2026, Altibase will release an upgraded version that further strengthens large-scale in-memory data processing.This version will also introduce:Multi-model support with a new JSON data type, enabling more flexible and scalable data structuresA dedicated connector for Apache Kafka, facilitating seamless integration with real-time data streaming environments and enhancing data consolidation across platformsMulti-model support will empower enterprises to handle diverse data types within a single database, streamlining complex data architectures while maintaining high performance — especially in cloud-native deployments.In addition, a standalone distributed cluster product will be released in the first half of 2026. By distributing data across multiple nodes, it enables ultra-fast processing of massive datasets while providing high availability and fault tolerance — ensuring stable operation even in the event of node failures.A key highlight of the roadmap is the advanced distributed cluster version, scheduled for launch in the first half of 2027. This next-generation solution is designed to deliver ultra-high-speed processing of large-scale in-memory data while supporting complex SQL queries — a major competitive advantage over NoSQL and document databases that often fall short in this area.Altibase aims to directly challenge dominant players such as Redis and MongoDB, positioning its next-gen solution as superior in both performance and stability.To meet the demands of the AI era, Altibase will also offer:Dedicated connectors for vector database integration to handle unstructured dataDatabase-native AI agents capable of interfacing with both private and public AI modelsThese features are strategically aligned with the rise of generative AI and large language models (LLMs), delivering an optimized database environment for AI-driven applications.Altibase is also accelerating its global expansion. The company is actively targeting the Southeast Asian market, particularly Indonesia and Thailand, and is conducting proof-of-concept (PoC) projects with local governments and public sector institutions. Partnerships with ERP providers and school management system vendors are also being explored, laying the groundwork for substantial local business growth.An Altibase spokesperson stated,“This roadmap is a strategic blueprint to strengthen our technological edge in the rapidly changing DBMS landscape and to cement our position in global markets. Backed by our best-in-class in-memory DBMS technology, we will deliver unmatched value and differentiated competitiveness worldwide.”Reported by Jeonghoon Choi | jhchoi@etnews.com

Altibase Signs MOU with Indonesia’s Aru Raharja

Richard Nahm, Head of Division... A nation of 270 million, the world’s 4th largest population… Strengthening focus on public and financial marketsKorea’s leading database (DB) specialist, ALTIBASE, announced on the 10th that it has signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Indonesia\'s prominent ICT company, Aru Raharja, to begin full-scale collaboration aimed at entering the Indonesian public and financial markets.The two companies signed the agreement last month. This MoU is a strategic alliance to promote Altibase as a high-performance and cost-efficient alternative to legacy DBMS solutions, in response to the rapidly evolving digital infrastructure market in Indonesia.Indonesia, with a population of approximately 270 million, is the world’s fourth most populous country. The government\'s e-Government initiatives and the private financial sector’s accelerating digital transformation are driving increasing demand for high-performance DBMS solutions that can handle large-scale transactions and seamless data operations.Aru Raharja, Altibase’s partner in the MoU, is a leading ICT solutions company in Indonesia with a proven track record of successfully delivering large-scale projects across sectors such as government, finance, energy, and smart cities. Leveraging its deep understanding of the local market and strong technical capabilities, Aru Raharja plans to collaborate with Altibase in proposing and executing joint projects for government and major financial institutions.Altibase is an IT company founded on the world\'s first commercially available hybrid DBMS technology that integrates in-memory and on-disk DBMS in a single engine. Its architecture minimizes bottlenecks and enables ultra-fast transactions via in-memory processing, while also ensuring stable management and processing of large volumes of data through on-disk storage.This hybrid architecture is particularly well-suited for environments like Indonesia, where user volume and traffic are high. It effectively addresses performance degradation and scalability issues common in legacy DBMS systems. Additionally, Altibase offers high compatibility with existing systems and includes built-in SQL and data migration features, significantly reducing migration burdens from legacy systems while greatly improving operational efficiency.Richard Nahm, Head of Division at Altibase, stated, “Indonesia is a strategic market in Southeast Asia, where data infrastructure innovation in the public and financial sectors is accelerating. Through our partnership with Aru Raharja, we aim to support a faster and more stable digital transformation, and to establish Altibase as the new standard to replace legacy systems.”Meanwhile, Altibase plans to use this agreement with Indonesia as a stepping stone to expand partnerships throughout Southeast Asia.Reported by Eunju Bang | ejbang@zdnet.co.kr

Altibase Signs MOU with X-LOG… Strengthening Global Expansion and Data Technology Collaboration

Promoting Integration of Log-Based Real-Time Replication and High-Speed DB Technology Through Korea-ASEAN PartnershipALTIBASE, a leading Korean database solution company (CEO Helena Park), announced that it has signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with X-LOG (CEO Seokjoo Chang), a company specializing in log-based real-time data replication and migration, during the ‘Korea-ASEAN ICT Business Partnership’ event hosted by the National IT Industry Promotion Agency (NIPA).This agreement is seen as a step toward jointly entering the global market, including Southeast Asia, and accelerating the development of integrated solutions by combining the technologies of both companies.Altibase, the first developer of an in-memory database management system (DBMS) in Korea, has established itself as a symbolic presence in the domestic database industry. Based on its proven high-speed hybrid DBMS technology across various sectors such as finance, telecommunications, and the public sector, it continues to demonstrate its technological strength on the global stage as a representative Korean data solution provider. Through this agreement, Altibase and X-LOG aim to create a concentrated showcase of Korea’s top-tier technologies and deliver differentiated value to global customers.In particular, the two companies plan to jointly develop an integrated platform that connects Altibase’s high-performance DB engine with X-LOG’s real-time data replication technology, thereby enhancing both the operational efficiency and security of large-scale systems. By combining X-LOG’s log-based real-time replication capabilities with Altibase’s real-time processing strengths, the collaboration is expected to offer customers a more reliable and stable infrastructure environment.Richard S Nahm, Global Sales & Marketing Director at Altibase, stated, “This MOU is more than just a partnership—it marks a symbolic beginning that encapsulates both the technological fusion of leading Korean solution companies and their global expansion. We will continue to elevate the status of domestic technology and deliver meaningful results in domestic and international markets through trusted collaborative models.”Jinsung Lee, Executive Director at X-LOG, added, “As we prepare for expansion into Southeast Asia and global markets, we are excited to introduce technically integrated services in collaboration with Altibase. We will focus on creating differentiated value and tailored solutions that meet local demands, drawing from our extensive project experience.”This agreement is expected to lead to not only short-term sales cooperation but also long-term joint technology development, co-bidding for domestic and international projects, and various other outcomes. Reporter: Jeonghoon Choi | jhchoi@etnews.com

Altibase Gains Global Spotlight with IBM Partnership and High-Performance DBMS for Mainframe Envi...

SEOUL, June 13, 2025 – Altibase, a leading South Korean database management system (DBMS) provider, has been acknowledged for its cutting-edge DBMS technology tailored for mainframe environments. The company recently formed an official ISV (Independent Software Vendor) partnership with IBM and made its debut at the “IBM ASEAN LinuxONE Launch” event held in Jakarta, Indonesia .Through the IBM PartnerPlus program, Altibase successfully completed technical validation on the IBM LinuxONE platform and was officially listed in the IBM Partner Directory. This milestone positions the combined Altibase-IBM solution as a powerful next-generation data infrastructure option for industries requiring high reliability, including finance, government, and telecommunications.At the Jakarta event, Seong‑joong Kim, Head of Southeast Asia at Altibase, delivered a presentation showcasing technical collaboration with IBM. He highlighted key advantages such as ultrafast transaction processing, real-time analytics, and hybrid architecture support in mainframe-based environments, earning enthusiastic response from attendees and demonstrating tangible technical synergy between the two companies .Altibase stated that the IBM certification signifies more than just technical validation—it also confirms business value. Meeting IBM’s stringent standards for reliability and stability, Altibase is now well-positioned to scale its existing customer base of over 700 global clients and 8,000+ references.Additionally, the partnership unlocks collaboration across IBM’s digital marketing channels, including MyDM, ISV showcases, tech blogs, joint webinars, and marketing campaigns, enabling Altibase to swiftly establish a strong presence within the IBM ecosystem.About IBM LinuxONE: The LinuxONE platform delivers advanced enterprise infrastructure with chip-level security and confidential computing capabilities, ensuring robust protection across data generation, storage, and processing, especially critical for finance and public sectors. Designed for scalability, it includes built-in AI acceleration and containerized modern architecture, optimizing it for AI and cloud workloads. Moreover, it reduces energy consumption by up to 75% compared to similar systems, aligning with ESG-focused strategies.Altibase enhances the platform\'s strengths with its hybrid architecture, combining in‑memory processing and disk‑based storage to offer ultra-low latency and high-capacity data handling. It supports ACID transactions and MVCC for enterprise-grade reliability, while optimizing resource management to reduce operational costs.Richard Nahm, Global Sales & Marketing Director at Altibase, commented: “By combining IBM’s highly reliable infrastructure with Altibase’s ultra‑high‑speed DBMS technology, we can deliver next‑generation database performance to global customers”.Seong‑joong Kim, the Head of ALTIBASE SEA(Southeast Asia) echoed this sentiment:“Our participation and presentation at the IBM event represent more than technical validation—they mark a turning point in expanding our global market presence. Building on this momentum, we aim to demonstrate Korea’s DB technology prowess on the world stage through full collaboration with IBM.”

Altibase Teams Up with Singapore’s iZeno for Strategic DBMS Solution Development and Expansion ...

SEOUL, June 5, 2025 – Altibase, a leading Korean provider of hybrid database management systems (DBMS), announced on June 5 that it has signed a strategic partnership with Singapore-based IT solutions firm iZeno at the “Asia Tech × Singapore” conference.As part of the “2025 ICT Business Partnership” initiative led by the National IT Industry Promotion Agency (NIPA), this collaboration marks a significant milestone in technological cooperation between Korea and Southeast Asia. etnews.com+1etnews.com+1Founded in 2003, iZeno has established a robust regional presence—with operations across Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia—specializing in cloud, DevOps, data analytics, IT service management (ITSM), and CRM solutions. With strong partnerships with global tech giants such as Atlassian, AWS, Red Hat, Google Cloud, and IBM, iZeno has successfully completed over 500 major projects, earning a solid reputation in Southeast Asia. Under the agreement, Altibase and iZeno will: Jointly introduce Altibase’s hybrid DBMS to the Southeast Asian market Co-develop high-performance database solutions optimized for cloud and DevOps environments Collaborate to secure business from key public and financial institutions in the region etnews.com+1etnews.com+1 Altibase has trailblazed the world’s first commercialized hybrid DBMS, which integrates in‑memory and disk‑based engines. It serves more than 700 global clients and recently completed technical validation on IBM’s LinuxONE platform, further advancing its global infrastructure. The tie-up with iZeno is expected to serve as a strategic foothold to accelerate its Southeast Asian expansion. etnews.com+1etnews.com+1Richard Nahm, Global Sales & Marketing Director at Altibase, remarked: “iZeno is a partner with proven expertise and strong references in Southeast Asia. By combining Altibase’s technology, we aim to deliver enhanced value to global customers through jointly developed tailored solutions and sales efforts.” Moving forward, the two companies plan to maximize synergy through regular tech seminars, joint sales activities, and pilot projects.Reporter: JH Choi (jhchoi@etnews.com)

Altibase Partners with Thailand's DepthFirst to Accelerate Entry into Southeast Asia’s Public C...

ALTIBASE, a leading Korean database management system (DBMS) company led by CEO Helena Park, announced on the 24th that it has signed a strategic partnership (MOU) with DepthFirst, a prominent system integrator (SI) in Thailand.This partnership lays the groundwork for penetrating the public cloud market across Southeast Asian nations. With this collaboration, Altibase is positioning itself as a key partner in driving Thailand’s government-led digital transformation.The partnership was made possible through support from Altibase Southeast Asia (SEA) and the Sales Lab Program of the National IT Industry Promotion Agency (NIPA). Based on this foundation, the two companies plan to begin full-scale collaboration on core public sector projects in Thailand.Founded in 2003, DepthFirst is a market leader in business intelligence solutions and custom software development in Thailand, demonstrating strong performance in both the public and private sectors. With its deep expertise, proven track record in Thai government projects, and strong local network, DepthFirst is considered an ideal partner to apply Altibase’s advanced technology effectively in the local market.Through this collaboration, the two companies aim to strengthen their presence in Thailand’s public cloud market and accelerate digital innovation centered on government agencies.Altibase products are known for their high-speed data processing capabilities, robust security systems, and excellent cost efficiency. Particularly, they are recognized as optimal solutions for building Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) environments in the public sector, meeting strict requirements for stability and scalability.Starting with a pilot project this year, Altibase and DepthFirst plan to expand their cooperation into large-scale projects from 2026. The companies will jointly support the Thai government’s transition to cloud infrastructure and solidify their roles as key partners in digital transformation.Richard Nahm, Head of Global Sales and Marketing at Altibase, stated, “Through this partnership, we aim to demonstrate the strength of ‘K-DBMS’ in the global public cloud market and accelerate our expansion into neighboring countries like Malaysia and Indonesia, leading digital transformation across Asia.”— Reporter Jeong-Hoon Choi, jhchoi@etnews.com

Altibase Establishes Singapore Subsidiary to Accelerate Expansion into Asia-Pacific Market

- Customized Solutions by Country, Strengthened Global Partnerships- Targeting High-Performance DB Market with Enhanced ‘Altibase V7.3’- Pursuing Joint Global Expansion with Promising Korean Tech FirmsAltibase, a leading database (DB) solution provider led by CEO Helena Park, announced on the 9th that it has established a new overseas subsidiary to oversee operations in Southeast Asia, signaling the company’s full-scale expansion into the Asia-Pacific (APAC) market.Last month, the company launched ‘Altibase SEA (South East Asia)’ in Singapore. The new entity will operate in key markets including Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Vietnam. Altibase SEA aims to implement localized sales and marketing strategies tailored to the characteristics of each country and client. The goal is to provide database solutions optimized for each country’s IT infrastructure and industrial environment, in order to meet the rapidly growing demand across the APAC region. Through this initiative, the company plans to lay a foundation for its evolution into a global enterprise.Altibase is especially focusing on high-demand sectors such as finance, telecommunications, and public institutions, where its core high-performance DB technology can provide strong value.In parallel, the company is actively strengthening collaborations with global IT giants to broaden its international reach. Joint development projects with organizations such as IBM APAC and HP Japan/APAC are underway, enhancing Altibase’s technical competitiveness and exploring diverse partnership models.One such key initiative is the ‘In-Memory DB Appliance Joint Development Project’ with prominent global IT players in the APAC region. This project targets ultra-high-performance, large-scale data processing and analytics, leveraging a new version of Altibase that is optimized for cloud-native databases, big data, and AI-ready data solutions. It is expected to play a critical role in boosting the company’s global market competitiveness.To support its APAC expansion, Altibase recently launched the upgraded ‘Altibase V7.3’, which features significantly improved performance and scalability. The new version includes cloud-native functionality through the Altibase Kubernetes Utility (AKU), enabling auto scale-out/scale-in operations for up to six database nodes. According to the company, benchmark tests showed performance improvements of up to 490% in key functions compared to the previous version.As part of its Southeast Asia market entry, Altibase has also prepared a customized local sales strategy kit—‘Altibase Sales Kit’—to align with each country’s unique market characteristics.David Kim, Head of Altibase SEA, stated, “We will implement region-specific marketing strategies and build a strong local partner network to pursue joint business opportunities. By delivering customized DB solutions to key industries and collaborating with local companies, we aim to continually develop solutions that align with customer needs.”Richard Nahm, Head of Global Sales and Marketing at Altibase, added, “Starting with Southeast Asia, we plan to expand into North America, Europe, and the Middle East. To accelerate this effort, we are pursuing strategic partnerships with promising Korean tech firms preparing for global expansion, enabling joint market entry.”Altibase intends to create innovative K-Technology products by combining each partner’s technological strengths and market competitiveness. The company is committed to co-growing in the global market through superior technology and service, and establishing itself as a leader in next-generation database solutions.By Jeonghoon Choi | jhchoi@etnews.com

Altibase to Participate in 2025 Software Market Fair — Showcasing Global Success and AI Strategy

Altibase will participate in the 3rd Software Market Fair (SW Market Fair) on the 27th at the Government Sejong Convention Center, where it will present its global achievements and artificial intelligence (AI) strategy.Hosted by the Ministry of Science and ICT and organized by the Korea Commercial Software Association, the event will be held at the Banquet Hall (4th floor) and Special Exhibition Hall (2nd floor) of the Government Sejong Convention Center. This marks the third edition of the event.Altibase is currently leading a joint development project for in-memory database appliances in collaboration with major global IT companies headquartered in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region. The company is also demonstrating its global competitiveness as a Korean database management system (DBMS) provider by supplying the latest version, Altibase V7.3, to mission-critical systems of global finance and telecom companies.At this event, Altibase will share successful case studies of market expansion both domestically and internationally. In particular, the company’s technology has been successfully implemented in the AI-powered real-time voice phishing monitoring system of a major domestic commercial bank, contributing to the prevention of financial crimes. This is considered a prime example of Altibase’s DB technology being effectively utilized in real-world AI applications.Altibase will also reveal its technical vision aimed at driving data infrastructure innovation in the AI era. Backed by its long-standing DBMS development expertise and experience in delivering data solutions, Altibase plans to present a data-centric AI strategy that reflects the growing importance of data in light of advancements in AI and semiconductor technologies.Richard Nahm, Head of Marketing and Global Sales at Altibase, who will be presenting at the event, stated:“With DBMS technology that has been thoroughly validated in Korea, Altibase is now achieving visible results in global markets. Especially in this era where AI is central to business competitiveness, Altibase will support enterprise AI transformation with a data infrastructure that guarantees ultra-high speed, scalability, and stability.”Altibase has a proven track record in Korea, operating key public sector systems such as those for the Seoul Metro, Korea Fair Trade Commission, and the Daegu Government Integrated Data Center. Through this event, the company plans to highlight its domestic strengths and share its blueprint for global market expansion and technological innovation in the AI era.By Jeonghoon Choi | jhchoi@etnews.com

Altibase Hosts 25th Anniversary Event – Announces Innovative Vision for Product Roadmap and Glo...

ALTIBASE held a grand event on October 16 at Conrad Seoul to celebrate its 25th anniversary & Innovation Day, with key domestic and international customers and partners in attendance.The event began with a commemorative speech by CEO Helena Park, who congratulated ALTIBASE on reaching this significant milestone and expressed high hopes for the company’s continued expansion as a leading DBMS provider from Korea to the world. Joonho Park, Director of Business Operations, reflected on ALTIBASE’s growth over the past 25 years and unveiled the company’s strategic roadmap for global expansion.Following this, Seung-won Lee, Director of Development, delivered a presentation centered on ALTIBASE’s technological innovations. He emphasized that Altibase was the world’s first to develop a hybrid DBMS, enabling ultra-high-speed performance and large-scale data processing. Lee also highlighted the latest version, ALTIBASE V7.3, which offers enhanced performance in cloud environments. Looking ahead, he revealed that Altibase is actively researching support for vector data types and Key-Value Cluster to prepare for the A.I era, focusing on achieving faster search performance. He also outlined plans to evolve the product into a high-performance converged DBMS that integrates external data and meets diverse customer demands.Ik-kyung Bae, Director of Domestic Sales, presented ALTIBASE’s contributions to society and its growth journey, showcasing various success stories. Richard Nahm, Director of Overseas Sales, shared country-specific achievements and laid out plans to collaborate with more global partners, emphasizing the product’s excellence.Additionally, Dr. Murat Aras from ALTIBASE’s Turkish partner, ATP, shared a case study highlighting the transformative impact ALTIBASE has had on their business and expressed optimism for further global expansion through continued collaboration with Altibase.After the presentations, attendees provided positive feedback on the high performance and stability of ALTIBASE DBMS, and many expressed keen anticipation for the upcoming product releases and the new technologies they will bring.ALTIBASE reaffirmed its commitment to becoming a trusted database solution provider in the global market through its high-performance, in-memory computing-based hybrid DBMS technology. With a strong focus on fully managed cloud solutions, NoSQL, and AI capabilities, ALTIBASE aims to meet diverse customer needs while unlocking new possibilities in database technology for the future.

Altibase Launches A+ Edition: Free Enterprise DBMS for All to Experience

Altibase, a leading DBMS provider in Korea, has unveiled its latest offering, A+ Edition, on August 19th. This innovative database solution is available for free, without the need for a license. It offers users the opportunity to explore Altibase’s powerful enterprise DBMS, with the product freely downloadable from the Altibase website. From universities using it as educational material to businesses experiencing Altibase for free, A+ Edition is expected to provide invaluable opportunities to a broad range of users.The key features of A+ Edition are as follows:First, A+ Edition is available for free download and use without any licensing restrictions, allowing all users to explore Altibase’s cutting-edge technology without any burden. This approach aims to make Altibase’s technology more accessible and widely adopted by a diverse user base.Additionally, users can experience enterprise-level DBMS features for free with A+ Edition. By directly using the latest features and technology, users can better understand and leverage the strengths of Altibase.Lastly, A+ Edition supports high availability configurations, increasing the reliability and availability of data. This feature is crucial for businesses\' data management needs, enabling stable and efficient data operations.Altibase expressed its hopes that a wide range of users, including DBAs, developers, and educators, will take advantage of the unique opportunity to experience its product for free through the A+ Edition launch. Moreover, A+ Edition is expected to offer users a comprehensive introduction to Altibase\'s technology, opening up new possibilities for managing databases.Source: ITBizNewsReporter: Minju Kim (kmj@itbiznews.com)

Altibase Enhances Integration with ‘DBeaver’ to Boost Customer Convenience

Altibase, a leading Database Management System (DBMS) provider, has announced a strengthened integration with DBeaver, offering users a more convenient and efficient database management experience. This enhancement is designed to empower Altibase users to manage and utilize their databases more effectively through DBeaver.DBeaver, a versatile SQL client and database management tool, communicates with relational databases via the JDBC driver using the JDBC API. It also features an editor with auto-completion and syntax highlighting, enabling developers to write code more efficiently.By enhancing this integration, Altibase aims to help its customers leverage DBeaver’s robust capabilities to the fullest. Altibase users will benefit from DBeaver\'s intuitive user interface and powerful database management features, making database tasks more streamlined. In particular, utilizing DBeaver’s auto-completion and syntax highlighting functions is expected to make SQL query work in Altibase much more efficient.The Altibase R&D Division has commented, \"With the enhanced DBeaver integration, customers can now perform database management tasks with even greater ease. We will continue to improve and develop features that focus on customer convenience.\"This integration is part of Altibase\'s ongoing commitment to delivering customer-centric database solutions. The company plans to further enhance customer satisfaction by continuing to integrate with a wide range of database management tools.Source: Data NewsReporter: Minji Kim (honest@datanews.co.kr)