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Dremio Blog: Open Data Insights
Semantic Layer 101
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Dremio Named a Representative Vendor in the 2026 Gartner® Market Guide for Agentic Analytics. Here Is What We Think That Means for the Agentic Lakehouse.
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The Metadata Structure of Modern Table Formats
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Using Claude Code to Build an Iceberg Lakehouse
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Product Insights from the Dremio Blog
What is Dremio? The Unified Lakehouse and AI Platform
Dremio is not a traditional data warehouse. It is a unified platform that eliminates data silos through a federated query engine, secures your object storage with an Iceberg-based lakehouse, and accelerates insights with an Agentic AI layer. -
Dremio Blog: Various Insights
Why Retail Analytics Backlogs Are Costing Your Business Real Margin
Retail analytics decisions: markdown timing, campaign activation, inventory replenishment. They are supposed to be data-driven. But at most retailers, the data isn't ready when the decision needs to be made. Your merchandising team sends a request to data engineering on Monday. The report comes back Thursday. By then, the sell-through window has shifted, the promotion […] -
Dremio Blog: Various Insights
19 Databricks Alternatives and Competitors
Compare 19 Databricks alternatives for data analytics, AI and lakehouse workloads, built to accelerate SQL and simplify operations. -
Dremio Blog: Various Insights
Snowflake Competitors: More Affordable and Open Source Alternatives
The main differences come down to architecture, cost and AI readiness. Snowflake requires copying data into its warehouse and charges per compute credit consumed. Dremio queries data in place with Zero-ETL federation and includes an AI semantic layer, a built-in AI agent,and autonomous optimization. For a full breakdown, see the Dremio vs Snowflake comparison. -
Dremio Blog: Various Insights
SAP Intends to Acquire Dremio
Accelerating the Agentic Lakehouse Today, we’re thrilled to announce that Dremio has agreed to join forces with SAP, pending regulatory approval. Together, we will be able to deliver one open platform where agents reason over all enterprise data, decide, and act. This acquisition will give us the scale and backing to accelerate our agentic vision, […] -
Dremio Blog: Open Data Insights
Semantic Layer: The Definitive Guide
The semantic layer is not a one-time project. It is a living system that grows with your organization's data needs. Start small, prove value on the metrics that matter most, and expand from there. -
Dremio Blog: Partnerships Unveiled
Query Dremio-governed Iceberg tables directly from Microsoft Fabric (Preview)
Microsoft Fabric now includes the Mirrored Dremio catalog, a new item type that brings Dremio-managed Iceberg tables into OneLake without copying data or building pipelines. If your organization runs Dremio as its lakehouse platform, your Fabric users can now query that data from Power BI, the SQL analytics endpoint, and other Fabric experiences, while the […] -
Dremio Blog: Various Insights
Iceberg Deletion Vectors: The Better Way to Delete Rows
For all the many improvements data lakehouses bring to analytics, there's one uncomfortable trade-off: deleting rows is expensive. In a system built around immutable Parquet files, a delete is actually a rewrite. You read the file, filter out the rows you don't want, and write a new file. At scale those I/O costs mount up […] -
Product Insights from the Dremio Blog
The Journey from Scattered Data to an Apache Iceberg Lakehouse with Governed Agentic Analytics
Dremio eliminates that choice. Connect your sources, build your semantic layer, enable AI access, and start migrating to Iceberg when you are ready. -
Dremio Blog: Various Insights
How an Agentic Lakehouse Powers Real‑Time Customer Growth and Retention in the Financial Services Industry
Winning in financial services and insurance now depends on how well you understand each customer or policyholder and turn that understanding into timely, relevant, and trusted actions. Customer 360 and hyper‑personalization, powered by an agentic data and AI foundation, are now essential for banks, insurers, wealth and asset managers, and financial technology firms that want […] -
Dremio Blog: Open Data Insights
What “Apache Iceberg Native” Actually Means
It is a great thing that so many platforms now support Apache Iceberg. More support means more flexibility for everyone. But if your intention is to make Iceberg your primary analytics format, then "supports Iceberg" and "built for Iceberg" lead to very different outcomes. -
Dremio Blog: Various Insights
Iceberg Row Lineage: Giving Every Row a Paper Trail
Most data teams think about lineage at the table or column level. Which pipeline wrote to this table? Which upstream source feeds this column? Those are useful questions, but they stop short of what actually matters in an audit or incident investigation: which specific rows were affected, by which operation, and when. Apache Iceberg v3 […] -
Dremio Blog: Various Insights
Your Three Paths to Using AI With Dremio
Dremio offers three distinct integration points to the data in your lakehouse. This gives users the freedom to pick the interface, models, and tools that are right for them. Whether you're a business user, a seasoned data analyst, or a developer, we have an integration that will suit how you like to work. The built-in […] -
Dremio Blog: Various Insights
From Burden to Breakthrough: How Agentic AI Reinvents Risk and Regulatory Reporting
Agentic AI is how leading financial institutions turn risk aggregation and regulatory reporting from a slow, manual burden into a real‑time, always on advantage, boosting accuracy, slashing costs, and accelerating insight. Dremio’s Agentic Lakehouse gives financial institutions the data foundation and AI agents they need to industrialize risk aggregation and regulatory reporting, with higher accuracy, […] -
Engineering Blog
The First User of Your CLI Won’t Be a Person
Why Dremio built a command-line tool designed to be introspected by machines. When GitHub launched gh in 2020, they framed the problem as context switching: developers losing flow by bouncing between terminal and browser. When Stripe shipped their CLI, the pain was webhook testing. When Fly.io built flyctl, the argument was philosophical: web apps aren't […]
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