The story
2018: Caucho celebrates 20 Year Anniversary
2018: Korea Chamber of Commerce & Industry achieves nationwide scalability using Resin clustering
2018: Resin Embedded adds support for Spring Boot command line deployment
2017: Caucho partners with the NTT Data Intramart Figtree Innovation Centre in Sydney to develop performance, cloud and security services
2017: Caucho presents Baratine Microservices at Devoxx 2017 Conference
2017: Caucho expands South Korean market through partnership with Xest Information Technology. Customers include Samsung, Ministry of National Defense and Korea Coast Guard
2017: NTT Data Intramart achieves 5,500 customer sales — powered by Resin
2016: Caucho introduces ultra fast and single-threaded Baratine GPL microservices framework
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2016: Mitsubishi Corporation, Toyota Administration Corporation and Namco Bandai Holdings Inc. run on Resin as part of Caucho's partnership with NTT Data Intramart
2015: Caucho expands reseller and OEM program throughout Southeast Asia, Russia, India and the Middle East
2014: Caucho begins work on Baratine, a new distributed in-memory Java service platform
2013: Caucho celebrates 15-year anniversary!
2012: Netcraft reports 4.7 million sites deployed on Resin
2011: Caucho named “Cool Vendor” and “Visionary” by Gartner
2011: Resin Pro Cloud Optimized and Web Profile certified
2010: Resin leads Web Profile technology and keynotes TheServerSide Java Symposium
2009: Significant Cloud Support and Administration feature enhancements
2008: Introduction of Resin 3rd generation clustering and CDI
2007: Resin 3.1 released
2006: Japan's largest online gaming portal deploys on Resin
2006: Caucho releases Quercus, a PHP-Java implemented in 100% Java
2005: Caucho becomes a Sun Microsystem J2EE licensee
2004: Hessian 1.0 spec released
2003: e-gatematrix deploys on Resin
2002: CNET deploys on Resin
2001: AltaVista search deploys on Resin
2001: Caucho & NTT Data Intramart launch partnership
2000: Salesforce deploys on Resin
1999: Resin 1.0 released
1998: Caucho founded with the goal to provide lightweight and high performance Java services
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