ANTs software Inc. announced that using the ANTs Compatibility Server it has successfully re-hosted an application from Sybase to the Oracle database for a second customer, a global manufacturing and financial conglomerate ranked in top 10 of Fortune magazine’s 2007 list of the largest companies. Re-hosting was achieved with minimal change to the application. ANTs Software is scheduling time to demonstrate for the customer.

“Again we have shown that even an early version of ANTs Compatibility Server can provide customers a faster, less-costly way to re-host applications from Sybase to the Oracle database,” said Joseph Kozak, chairman and chief executive officer of ANTs Software. “We will continue to work with other Compatibility Consortium members on pilot applications as we strengthen the ANTs Compatibility Server and our Oracle relationship.”

On December 13, 2007, ANTs Software announced that it had re-hosted its first application using the ANTs Compatibility Server. On-site demonstration for that first customer, also ranked in the top 10 of Fortune’s list, is expected to begin shortly. The ANTs Compatibility Server Consortium, a group of ten Fortune 500 or similar companies, is working with ANTs to develop technology and processes for re-hosting pilot Sybase applications to the Oracle database using the ANTs Compatibility Server. ANTs has already received target applications and sample data from several consortium members, and is actively working on their projects.