SAN FRANCISCO – (May 30, 2023) – Datometry, the pioneer in database virtualization, announced today their partnership with Databricks, the data and AI company, to accelerate the worldwide transition of enterprises from classic data warehouse technology to the lakehouse. The partnership will empower enterprise customers to overcome the lock-in of legacy vendors. Enterprises struggle to […]
Leading Dutch bank future-proofs database infrastructure with database virtualization SAN FRANCISCO – (April 27, 2023) – Datometry, the database virtualization company, announced today that the third-largest Dutch bank, ABN AMRO, has completed the transition of their central data warehouse to Azure Synapse using the Datometry platform. ABN AMRO was looking to replatform their business-critical workloads from
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By Ehab Abdelhamid, Christian Bedford, Michael Duller, Gourab Mitra, Jozsef Patvarczki, Niko Tsikoudis “That’s too good to be true!” is the standard reaction when a prospect understands what Datometry Hyper-Q can do for them. With the latest release, we bring our technology now also to Databricks customers. Today we announced the general availability of Datometry
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Enterprises adopt Databricks at a fraction of cost, time and risk of conventional migrations SAN FRANCISCO – (April 11, 2023) – Datometry, the pioneer in database virtualization, announced today the general availability of Hyper-Q for Azure Databricks. Hyper-Q makes enterprise customers move from legacy database systems like Teradata and Oracle to Azure Databricks without the
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This article appeared on DevOps Modernizing a data warehouse ranks among the worst imaginable tasks for IT. The end result is immensely desirable. The benefits of moving from an on-premises to a cloud data warehouse are well-documented. But database migrations require huge efforts and the stakes are high. What makes it so difficult? All applications, including ETL, BI,
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Every once in a while, a database technology emerges that electrifies its customers. Databricks is the latest to achieve this status. Hardly any other system in recent memory has attracted this much attention. What started as a platform for data engineers has grown into a complete data solution. In the past years, Databricks has managed to
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Companies forge partnership to meet increasing demand for database virtualization SAN FRANCISCO & LONDON, ENGLAND – (January 26, 2023) – Datometry, the pioneer in database virtualization, announced today its partnership with UK-based data consultancy Arreoblue. The two companies will partner closely to empower enterprises to adopt cloud data warehouses rapidly. Database virtualization has emerged as
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This article appeared on TDWI Databases are at the same time one of the most critical and one of the most innovative disciplines in all of IT. At the heart of every technology stack, databases drive the enterprise’s productivity and ultimately its top-line. Let’s take a look at the most important trends for 2023 that
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This article appeared on Forbes Mike Waas is the founder and CEO of Datometry, a pioneer in database system virtualization. In a recent survey by The Conference Board, the majority of CEOs globally stated they are expecting a recession. The shape and depth of that downturn may still be subject to discussion, but many large enterprises have already
This article appeared on Spiceworks For today’s enterprises, databases have become synonymous with data silos. Even database vendors seem to admit that freely. The typical client-server architecture forms a shield around the database stack: connectors, tools and utilities create a dependency on proprietary software that is just hard to break. Mike Waas, founder & CEO of Datometry,
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