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This tutorial shows you how to build a supply chain analytics pipeline on Dremio Cloud that unifies procurement, warehouse, and sensor data. You'll seed sample datasets, model them through Bronze, Silver, and Gold views, and use the AI Agent to evaluate supplier performance and inventory risk through natural language questions.

This tutorial shows you how to build a healthcare analytics pipeline on Dremio Cloud that unifies patient, claims, and prescription data in real time. You'll create sample datasets, model them into Bronze, Silver, and Gold views, and use the AI Agent to analyze readmission risk and cost patterns through natural language questions.

This tutorial shows you how to build a financial analytics pipeline on Dremio Cloud in 30 minutes. You'll seed sample banking, market, and compliance data, model it into a medallion architecture, and use the AI Agent to detect transaction anomalies and assess account risk through natural language questions.

This tutorial walks you through building a complete Customer 360 view on Dremio Cloud, from signup to asking natural language questions about your customers. You'll seed sample data, model it through Bronze, Silver, and Gold views, enable AI-generated documentation, and use Dremio's built-in AI Agent to generate insights and charts. The entire process takes about 30 minutes with a free trial account.

Across Europe, organizations are modernizing analytics and AI while tightening requirements around data control, jurisdiction, and operational accountability. What customers are increasingly seeking is straightforward: the flexibility of open architectures, the speed needed for modern workloads, and the confidence that their service operations, support, and contracting align with European expectations. Today, I’m excited to share […]

Most enterprise AI projects fail at the same place. Not the model. Not the infrastructure. The data. Specifically: the AI doesn't understand the data well enough to act on it accurately, and it can't reach most of the data anyway. These two problems compound each other. A model that can only see 30% of your […]

Discover leading AI-powered data analytics solutions and see how they enhance insights, automation and enterprise decision-making.

Explore the key differences between Delta Lake and Iceberg, and learn how open data formats enable scalable, AI-ready lakehouse architectures.

Explore how a universal semantic layer can unify your data sources, simplify analytics, and help you achieve better insights.

Explore how data unification works, discover leading, and learn how Dremio can help your enterprise drive better business insights.

Apache Polaris provides the open foundation, but enterprises running enterprise-wide, AI-driven platforms need more than a standards-compliant catalog service. They need enterprise governance, automation, and business context that AI systems can reason over. As original co-creator of Apache Polaris and one of the project’s largest contributors, Dremio uses Polaris as the foundation of Dremio’s Open […]

Apache Polaris is now a Top-Level Project at the Apache Software Foundation. For anyone building on Apache Iceberg, this is one of the most important catalog milestones since the REST Catalog spec itself.

Enabling Guided, Intelligent Lakehouse Construction and Management Overview Modern lakehouse platforms have historically required significant technical expertise to operate effectively. Connecting data sources, modeling clean layers, applying governance semantics, creating views, and troubleshooting query failures have been tasks reserved for skilled data engineers. The learning curve has been a meaningful adoption barrier, particularly for organizations […]

Pick one area. If your federated queries are taking too long, migrate the largest dataset to Iceberg and measure the difference. If your semantic layer is a mess of redundant definitions, consolidate into a Bronze-Silver-Gold structure. If you're paying for compute on queries that run identically every hour, enable Autonomous Reflections and let Dremio handle the tuning.

Data engineering teams are often defined by the gap between a business question and a verified answer. Requests languish in backlogs while engineering teams struggle with ETL pipelines and the technical debt of siloed warehouses. When reports finally arrive, the data is frequently stale, leading to debating the accuracy of the numbers rather than the […]