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Ingres VectorWise goes GA, open source by end of year

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“Free evaluation binaries of Ingres VectorWise are available to
download for 64-bit x86 Linux. Currently, the core technology of
VectorWise is closed source. The H asked Emma McGratten, SVP of
Engineering at Ingres, when we could expect to see an open source
version of the technology; she says the company is on course to
deliver an open source version by the end of this year. McGratten
also pointed out that all the supporting database infrastructure
was already open source in the form of the existing Ingres database
offering and that any improvements to that would automatically be
integrated with Ingres / VectorWise. Ingres 10 is due to make its
transition from open community development to enterprise with the
release of a beta of Ingres 10 for enterprise later this
month.”


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