Materialize offers a cloud-based operational data warehouse that provides real-time insights for businesses, enabling them to make immediate decisions based on current data. The platform features automation and alerting to reduce manual work and delays, allowing data teams to operate their businesses more efficiently. Unlike competitors, Materialize focuses on delivering sub-second updates and strong consistency, making it suitable for applications that require real-time data. The goal is to empower businesses to act quickly and effectively using accurate and up-to-date information.

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LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--At Kafka Summit London, Redpanda announced the availability of Redpanda Serverless, a fully managed, pay-as-you-go edition of its powerful, cost-effective streaming data platform. Redpanda Serverless empowers developers to get started with streaming data in seconds and to automatically scale the service up or down to match their data workloads. As with all Redpanda products, Redpanda Serverless is fully Apache Kafka® API-compatible, ensuring it works with the complete Kafka ecosystem without requiring changes to application code. “The magic of Redpanda Serverless is its ability to create a globally available cluster in the blink of an eye,” said Redpanda CEO and founder Alex Gallego. “Engineered from the ground up for massive multi-tenancy, speed and performance, Redpanda Serverless is the most cost effective and simplest way to get started with streaming, whether you are a solo dev just getting started or an expert at a large enterprise looking to absorb spikes and scale to zero during downtime.”. With Redpanda Serverless, developers will be able to tap into the Redpanda streaming data ecosystem to build new real-time applications

Redpanda Serverless Delivers Powerful Streaming Data Platform As A Fully Managed Pay-As-You-Go Service

Head over to our on-demand library to view sessions from VB Transform 2023. Register Here. Data streaming major Confluent has launched a ‘Connect with Confluent’ partner program to help technology providers like Google BigQuery and MongoDB enable faster access to real-time data streams through their products.The initiative will enable vendors to bring fully managed data streams directly to their customers through native integrations with Confluent Cloud. It also provides partners with access to technical, sales and marketing support to amplify go-to-market efforts and ensure their customers can make the most of real-time data at every stage and unlock new experiences for end users.“When companies can harness streams of real-time data from previously siloed teams and applications across their business, it creates a powerful network effect that opens new avenues for growth and innovation,” Erica Schultz, president of field operations at Confluent, said in a press statement. “As technology partners bring Confluent data streams directly into their platforms, they unlock potential for more cutting edge, real-time applications to be developed on their platform.” How will Connect with Confluent help?Enterprises are bullish on real-time data, with 89% of technology leaders saying investments in data streaming are important, while 44% cite the technology as a top strategic priority for their business. Even IDC predicts that nearly 30% of data generated by 2025 will be real-time

Confluent Boosts Access To Real-Time Data With New Partner Program

Materialize Inc. has introduced new capabilities for its namesake streaming database, which makes it easier to build applications that process data in real time.

Materialize Launches Improved Version of Its Streaming Database

Were you unable to attend Transform 2022? Check out all of the summit sessions in our on-demand library now! Watch here. New York-based Materialize today announced the early availability of the next generation of its distributed streaming database to help enterprises mobilize their real-time streaming data with SQL

Materialize’S ‘Distributed Database’ Mobilizes Streaming Data With The Simplicity Of Sql

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Materialize today announced early availability of its distributed streaming database, which enables immediate, widespread adoption of real-time data for applications, business functions, and other data products. In an industry first for streaming data, Materialize delivers in a single platform the separation of storage and compute, strict-serializability, active replication, horizontal scalability and workload isolation — all through a simple SQL interface available as a fully-managed cloud service. Materialize is now the fastest way to build products with streaming data, drastically reducing the time, expertise, cost and maintenance traditionally associated with implementation of real-time features. Until now, adopting real-time data has come with sky-high development costs and extreme complexity in implementation, yet still lacks the capabilities necessary to truly productionalize the resulting data products. However, working with streaming data is no longer a nice-to-have for high-performing companies, and in the next decade, companies will have to work with a real-time first approach to their data. Materialize, for the first time, gives users all the power of streaming data with the same simplicity and low implementation cost as batch cloud data warehouses

Materialize Makes Using Real-Time Data As Simple As Batch With New Distributed Streaming Database

5 deals and over half a BILLION dollars invested including details on several new NYC unicorns. The latest venture capital, seed, pre-seed, and angel deals for NYC startups for 9/30/2021 featuring funding details for Alloy, Materialize, and much more.

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Materialize, the streaming SQL database company, today launched the open beta for Materialize Cloud, which offers the first standard SQL interface for streaming data.

Materialize Cloud launched open beta for Materialize Cloud on Sep 13th 21'.

Materialize, a NYC-based streaming SQL database company, raised $40m in Series B funding. The round was led by Kleiner Perkins with participation from Lightspeed Venture Partners and executives from Cockroach Labs, Datadog and Rubrik. The company intends to use the funds to grow its engineering team, prepare the business for growth and extend product rollout.  Led by […]

Materialize Raises $40M in Series B Funding

Today we announced that we raised a $32M Series B round of funding led by Kleiner Perkins. This follows a $8.5m Series A last year led by Lightspeed Venture Partners, bringing our total funding to-date to a little over $40 million. With our Series B, Bucky Moore joins Ravi Mhatre on our board of dir

Materialize Raises a Series B

NEW YORK, NY, Materialize has raised a $32 million Series B round led by Kleiner Perkins.

Materialize Collects $32M in Series B

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