Sponsors

The Hypertable Open Source Project welcomes the contributions of computer scientists, engineers, or anyone who can make a positive impact.

Sponsorship signifies a formal allocation of resources to the Hypertable project. Upon contribution, your company logo will be featured on the Hypertable Sponsors Page.

If you would like to help sponsor or contribute to this project, you can start by getting actively involved in the discussions that take place on the mailing lists, or send mail to sponsor@hypertable.org.

Current Sponsors include:

Zvents

Zvents, the local search engine for things to do, is the employer of all of the initial authors and contributors to Hypertable. Zvents has sponsored the Hypertable project for its own local search and local ad targeting solutions, and has chosen to release it under an open-source license to participate in the many benefits of the open-source community.

Baidu

Baidu (Nasdaq: BIDU), the leading internet search services provider in China has decided to become an official sponsor by adopting Hypertable across the company and committing a team of engineers and numerous servers to use and improve Hypertable. Baidu's decision came after months of evaluating Hypertable and other alternative solutions. We believe that Baidu's commitment further validates the quality and progress of the project and bodes well for the long term viability of Hypertable.

Rediff.com

Rediff.com (Nasdaq: REDF) is one of the premier worldwide online providers of news, information, communication, entertainment and shopping service. Rediff.com provides a platform for Indians worldwide to connect with one another online. Rediff.com is committed to offering a personalized and secure user experience. Founded in 1996, Rediff.com is headquartered in Mumbai, India, with offices in New Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad and New York, USA. Rediff.com has decided to become an official sponsor by adopting Hypertable in its products and services.