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Sybase Provides Free Linux Enterprise-Class Database for Production Use

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Sybase, Inc., a leading provider of enterprise infrastructure and wireless software, deepened its commitment to the Linux community with the availability of a free deployment version of an enterprise-class Linux database-Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise (ASE) Express Edition for Linux. Now, enterprises, the developer community and small businesses will be able to build, test and deploy new applications with no license fee, allowing them to experience the substantial performance and cost-savings benefits of Sybase ASE on Linux.

Sybase ASE has demonstrated superior performance on Linux in transaction-heavy environments such as financial services, where reliability, security and high availability are critical. Sybase ASE's open standards-based technology make integration and migration particularly easy, further reducing risk and costs. Unlike open source databases, Sybase ASE Express Edition for Linux is industrial-strength, is consistently enhanced with cutting-edge functionality, is free from complex licensing issues and will not pose unexpected integration problems. Companies including Anvil, Dresdener Kleinwort Wasserstein (DKW), Global Card Services, Iroquois Gas Transmission System, L.P., Manitoba Family Services and Housing, Reuters, Securify and Veritas make Sybase ASE on Linux their RDBMS of choice.

Sybase ASE Express Edition for Linux is available immediately at no cost and is offered for customer use only. No other purchase is required. Support plans, including telephone support and named support contacts, are also available at a cost.

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