Dremio Appoints Robin Matlock to the Board of Directors; Expands Leadership Team with Anita Pandey as Chief Marketing Officer
Dremio shifts analytics processing from data warehouse to data lake to speed up self-service
Dremio, a data analytics storage startup, closed a $135 million Series D round, lifting its valuation to an even $1 billion and into unicorn status.
SD Times highlighted Apache Arrow Flight as open source project of the week on second week of February 2021.
TDWI highlighted Dremio and Arrow Flight key features that enables significantly faster data transfer.
Dremio now supports Apache Arrow Flight High-Performance Data Transfer, enables data transfer > 10X faster than old technologies (ODBC and JDBC).
Apache Iceberg arising as the hub of an emerging data service ecosystem, Dremio is highlighted as one of the product that has strong support for Apache Iceberg.
InfoWorld awards Dremio as one of the 2021 Technology of the Year as it delivers fast, interactive, wait-free analytics even on huge datasets.
Dremio was mentioned in this article by TechTarget as one of the examples of high interest from investors in cloud data lake and lakehouse technologies.
Dremio’s aims to eliminate the middle layers and the work involved between the user and the data stores towards decoupling compute and data.
New low-latency query technology accelerates BI dashboard queries on Amazon S3 and Azure Data Lake Storage.
Dremio closed on $135 million in Series D funding.
DBTA held a webinar discussing how to find and best implement that balance between the data warehouse and data lake.
Dremio is the first new tech unicorn of 2021 from the Bay Area. Read the full article from the Silicon Valley Business Journal.
In this interview article, Dremio’s CEO Bill Bosworth outlines why the vendor is growing as organizations increasingly rely on cloud data storage to fuel business intelligence and analytics.
