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Accelerating Innovation, Expanding Possibilities Building on the foundations of Exasol Release 2025.1, we now take the next leap with Exasol 8 Release 2025.2: unleashing context-rich AI, personal big data analytics …
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Democratizing Big Data Analytics The field of analytics has been blessed with good tools recently. If you are working with a set of data that fits on a single machine …
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valantic’s proposition is action over abstraction. They embed with your First Line to wire up real workflows and train teams so compliance outlives the project. Their track record recertifying 600+ …
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Discover how virtual schemas enable real-time data federation, reduce ETL complexity, and power AI-ready analytics for continuous intelligence.
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From new connectors and performance improvements to integrations like MLflow, much of what ships in Exasol’s releases originates from real-world customer feedback. To explore how this process works, we sat …
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If the first wave of DORA felt like juggling overlapping requirements, you’re not alone. Across banks, insurers, and fintechs, Dataciders sees the same operational friction: unclear scope, rising ICT risk …
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Sphinx’s philosophy is pragmatic: before designing risk management on paper, implement the technical measures that prevent breaches and make evidence automatic. In practice, that means putting security gates in the …
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We’re excited to announce a new Exasol + MLflow integration prototype that brings together Exasol’s high-performance analytics engine with MLflow’s open-source MLOps framework. This integration makes it easier for data …
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A detailed TPC-H benchmark comparing Exasol and ClickHouse shows Exasol delivering 10.7× higher median performance. Learn about the test setup.
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For the third time, within less than a year, we are discussing Text-to-SQL. First, it was just a test with a publicly available service on the HuggingFace website (https://www.huggingface.co). This …
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