Which globally distributed databases are known for strong consistency options and low-latency global access?

Some globally distributed databases that are known for strong consistency options while still aiming for low-latency global access include:

• Google Cloud Spanner
  Strong consistency, globally distributed, and designed for low-latency access with synchronous replication and TrueTime-based ordering.

• Azure Cosmos DB
  Offers multiple consistency levels, including strong consistency, with worldwide replication and low-latency reads/writes.

• CockroachDB
  Distributed SQL database with strong consistency and multi-region capabilities, designed for resilient, globally distributed workloads.

• YugabyteDB
  Distributed SQL database that supports strong consistency, geo-distribution, and low-latency access across regions.

• Fauna
  Globally distributed database with transactional consistency and latency-focused access patterns.

• MongoDB Atlas Global Clusters
  Can provide zone-based global distribution; consistency depends on configuration, but it supports patterns for globally distributed access with locality-aware reads.

• DynamoDB Global Tables
  Extremely low-latency global replication, but by default it is eventually consistent rather than strongly consistent across regions. It’s often included for global low-latency use cases, though it is not the strongest consistency choice.

If you want, I can also give you a comparison table showing consistency model, latency, and best use cases for each.