Synadia and TigerBeetle Pledge $512,000 to Zig Software Foundation for Systems Programming Development
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Summary
Synadia and TigerBeetle have pledged a combined $512,000 USD to the Zig Software Foundation over the next two years to support the development of Zig programming language. The companies believe Zig has the potential to shape the next era of high-performance, reliable, and maintainable software, particularly for systems programming and distributed software applications. Synadia focuses on enabling secure communication across cloud regions and edge computing, while TigerBeetle develops high-performance financial databases.
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At Synadia, we help some of the world's largest enterprises design and scale innovative architectures across cloud regions, cloud providers, and all the way to the far edge.
Often described as a 'decentralized nervous system,' we enable secure, reliable communication between services and data.
Announcing a shared commitment to advancing the future of systems programming and reliable distributed software.
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