The openGauss community, together with 13 industry, academic, and research institutions including telecom operators, database companies, the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and top universities, jointly established the "Supernode Database Industry-Academia-Research Alliance." This alliance aims to promote breakthroughs and innovations in database technology under the supernode architecture and accelerate the transformation and application of related research results. On the same day, the Institute of Software, Chinese Academy of Sciences, announced its membership in the openGauss community council, further deepening industry-academia-research cooperation.
As a core force in China's open-source database field, the openGauss community has gathered over 880 industry chain partners and more than 8,400 global developers since its inception, with the community version exceeding 5.5 million downloads worldwide. Its technological achievements have been commercially deployed on a large scale in key industries such as finance, government, and telecommunications. It holds a 35.02% market share in China's offline centralized relational database market, and the commercial version based on openGauss accounts for 29.4%, ranking first in the open-source database market for two consecutive years.
The establishment of the "Supernode Database Industry-University-Research Alliance" marks a new stage for openGauss in collaborative technological innovation and industrial ecosystem construction. Alliance members will collaborate on key areas such as database performance optimization and distributed computing capability enhancement within the supernode architecture, and will also promote the development of technical standards and the improvement of talent training systems. The participation of the Institute of Software, Chinese Academy of Sciences, injects dual momentum into the alliance through basic theoretical research and cutting-edge technology exploration, which is expected to accelerate the transformation of research results into industrial applications.
From its development history, since its open-source release in 2019, the openGauss community has rapidly built a complete ecosystem covering chips, complete machines, operating systems, middleware, and industry applications through an open and collaborative model. Its commercial version has served over 200 industry clients, demonstrating its high concurrency and high reliability in scenarios such as government cloud, core banking systems, and telecom operator billing platforms. The establishment of this alliance and the expansion of its council further solidify its leading position in the field of domestic databases, providing crucial support for the independent controllability of critical information infrastructure.