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What’s New in Apache Iceberg 1.10.0, and what comes next!
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The Model Context Protocol (MCP): A Beginner’s Guide to Plug-and-Play Agents
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What is a Data Lakehouse? What are the benefits?
A data lakehouse brings the best of both worlds - data warehouse and data lake.A lakehouse has the performance and optimization of a data warehouse combined with the flexibility of a data lake. -
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The SQL Lakehouse: Principles and Best Practices
The SQL lakehouse is a subset of cloud data platforms to simplifies support for high-performance BI workloads. Read this blog to learn about the SQL lakehouse. -
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Is Your Data on S3? 21 Reasons Why Dremio Is the Best SQL Engine for You!
Read this blog to learn why Dremio is your best choice for querying your data directly from AWS S3! -
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Open Data Architecture: Companies Accelerate Queries and Time to Insight by 30x
Learn how companies accelerate queries and time to insight by 30x with modern open data architecture -
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Will Apache Arrow Flight SQL replace ODBC and JDBC for Analytics/BI workloads?
Apache Arrow Flight SQL brings data access into the modern age. -
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Project Nessie: Transactional Catalog for Data Lakes with Git-like semantics
Nessie does this with its branching functionality to track changes to multiple copies of the same data, and version control to track these changes over time so they can be merged back into production safely, consistent and atomically. -
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Arrow Flight SQL: A Universal JDBC Driver
Arrow Flight SQL JDBC driver increases performance, and reduces the technical installation burden on applications and users -
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3 Key Trends Shaping the Future of Data Infrastructure
Read this blog to learn about three major trends that have emerged in the world of data and analytics that IT leaders are actively working on today. -
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Announcing the Dremio August 2021 Release
Today, we’re excited to announce our Dremio August 2021 release! -
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Introducing the Dremio Partner Network!
Empowering cloud, technology and SI partners with the best SQL lakehouse platform to achieve fast, frictionless, and self-service analytics. -
Dremio Blog: Open Data Insights
5 Limitations of Data Warehouses in Today’s World of Infinite Data
In today’s world of unimaginable data explosion, the 5 severe limitations of data warehouses just do not meet the needs of modern-day apps and user expectations -
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Eliminate Expensive Data Copies with a SQL Lakehouse Platform
Best practices to eliminate expensive data copies with a SQL lakehouse platform. -
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10 Reasons I’m Excited About Dremio Cloud
Today we announced the limited availability of Dremio Cloud, a SQL Lakehouse Platform that makes cloud data lakes easier than ever. The launch of Dremio Cloud is the culmination of hundreds of engineering years, and here are 10 reasons why I’m so excited -
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What Is Apache Arrow?
Over the past few decades, databases and data analysis have changed dramatically. With these trends in mind, a clear opportunity emerged for a standard in-memory representation that every engine can use—one that’s modern, takes advantage of all the new performance strategies that are available, and makes sharing of data across platforms seamless and efficient. This […] -
Dremio Blog: Various Insights
Demystifying Cloud Data Lakes: A Comprehensive Guide
A cloud data lake is a cloud-hosted centralized repository that allows you to store all your structured and unstructured data at any scale, typically using an object store such as Amazon S3 or Microsoft Azure Data Lake Storage (ADLS). Its placement in the cloud means it can be interacted with as needed, whether it’s for […]
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