客户数破4000家 OceanBase领跑分布式数据库

Core Insights - OceanBase has surpassed 4,000 global customers since its commercialization in 2020, achieving an average annual growth rate of over 100% for five consecutive years [1] - The company's technology is utilized across more than ten sectors, including finance, government, telecommunications, retail, manufacturing, and the internet, covering 16 countries and regions, over 60 areas, and more than 240 availability zones [1] - The growth is driven by a dual strategy of "private cloud + public cloud," with private cloud customers increasing by 50% in the past year, primarily from core systems with stringent stability and consistency requirements [1][2] - OceanBase has maintained the top position in the Chinese market for local deployment distributed databases for three consecutive years and is the leader in the local deployment market for distributed finance in China [1] Public Cloud Growth - OB Cloud has seen an average annual customer growth of 115% over the past three years, with revenue contribution reaching 30% [1][2] - The core advantage of OB Cloud lies in its "multi-cloud native" capabilities, enabling OLTP and storage separation based on object storage, ensuring business continuity through cross-availability zone disaster recovery and automatic switching [2] International Expansion - OceanBase's vector database capabilities have entered the global top ten in DB-Engines, with 16 papers accepted at major database conferences in 2025 [2] - In Southeast Asia, OB Cloud has served local fintech companies such as Indonesia's DANA and Singapore's Atome, enhancing peak load capacity by ten times for GoTo's risk control engine [2] Data and AI Integration - OceanBase has launched a new paradigm of "Data×AI," integrating transaction processing, analytical processing, and AI capabilities into a single core with the release of version 4.4 [3] - The company has open-sourced its first AI-native hybrid search database, seekdb, which supports unified retrieval of vector, full-text, scalar, and GIS data, compatible with over 30 mainstream AI frameworks [3][4] - The strategic focus is on creating an integrated data foundation for the future, emphasizing the fusion of architecture, storage, and load, while increasing global open-source investment [3][4] Future Directions - The company aims to support both humans and intelligent agents within a single database, driving real-time and trustworthy intelligence from the data source [4] - The open-sourcing of seekdb and the launch of the new domain oceanbase.ai are key steps in promoting the industry's transition to an "intelligent native" architecture [4]