MuleSource in version 1.3 extends support of XFire, wh MuleSource on Tuesday is releasing version 1.3 of Mule, which is an open source enterprise service bus for integration projects.

Anyway, MuleSource ("Our open-source ESB answers to the OSI") is now blessed as open source, and Dave does a fine Q&A with himself to discuss the move, and why MuleSource didn't capitulate to my ...

Ross Mason CTO MuleSource As a leader at a young company, MuleSource CTO Ross Mason is required to carefully focus limited development resources on products and features that truly make a difference.

MuleSource is positioning Galaxy, Mule, and Saturn as products that make SOA infrastructure software more accessible to enterprises.

The fact that Gartner has named MuleSource as a "Cool Vendor in SOA Governance" obviously speaks to the quality of the software, but also to the fact that the analysts who have typically been less ...

MuleSource is backed by $4 million secured in a first round of venture funding it closed this past summer. The creator of Mule, Ross Mason, is the company’s CTO.

Everyone's favorite open source company, MuleSource just announced a Series B of $12.5 million. Don't ask me how these things happen but at least I don't have to explain why I haven't been blogging.

MuleSource closed a deal Tuesday for $4 million in funding split evenly from Hummer Winblad Venture Partners and Morgenthaler Ventures, said co-founder and Chief Executive Dave Rosenberg.

MuleSource, a privately held company, doesn't disclose its annual revenue, but by the end of next year CEO Dave Rosenberg said he expects to see half of the company's sales driven by channel partners.