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Dashboards answer questions someone already knew to ask. Somebody built them in advance, guessing which questions would matter, and they handle those questions well and nothing else. What people want …
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Exasol is #1 in active TPC-H V3 performance and price/performance for a single-server system at both the 1TB and 3TB scales. One Dell PowerEdge R7715, one AMD EPYC processor, no …
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If your teams spend too much time negotiating downtime windows, re-testing after every update, or planning around release cycles that move faster than your business can absorb, this release is …
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Exasol Personal now deploys locally on macOS, from the command line or straight from your agent. Load data, run SQL, and reset in seconds, free for personal use. Windows and …
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Effective fraud detection depends on one thing above all else: fresh context. When a suspicious transaction happens, the signals that matter most; what the account did in the last five …
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Database + Model = Agent Stack Agents are non-deterministic. The same prompt against the same model can produce subtly different outputs run to run and across model versions. As teams …
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Most ML inference architectures have a quiet contradiction at the center. The models live on a GPU somewhere, and the data lives in your warehouse, and the only way they …
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Running a simple script on a computer can sometimes turn into a stressful ride, especially when we try to run a python file someone has sent, and suddenly the terminal …
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AI tooling is advancing fast, but for many data teams, progress feels slower than ever. Models live outside the database. Analytics pipelines are increasingly fragmented. Governance becomes harder just as …
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Large Language Models feel almost effortless to use today. You send a prompt, get an answer, and move on. But behind that simplicity lies a process that is anything but …
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