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Ocient delivers hyperscale data warehouse platforms that let enterprises store, manage, and analyze very large data sets. The product is a data warehouse service that can run on customer hardware or in Ocient’s cloud, supporting real-time analytics across trillions of records by optimizing hardware and software for fast, cost-efficient queries. It differentiates itself with massive scalability, flexible deployment, and a focus on performance and cost efficiency, backed by industry veterans and built-in security and compliance. The goal is to help organizations unlock fast, reliable, and economical analytics at scale so they can turn huge data into actionable insights.
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Total Funding
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Founded
2016
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Grist Mill Exchange and Ocient partner to deliver mission-ready Commercial Data to defense and intelligence organizations. Aug 06, 2026, 06:00 ET New integration brings Grist Mill Exchange's commercial data infrastructure and OcientAIQ(TM) to government teams for real-time mission intelligence WASHINGTON and CHICAGO, Aug. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Grist Mill Exchange, the commercial data infrastructure for government, and Ocient, the trusted agentic AI solutions provider, today announced a partnership that puts commercial data to work inside government mission environments in real-time. Through the Grist Mill Exchange and Ocient integration, teams can discover and integrate new commercial data with existing mission data, query it at petabyte scale, in full fidelity, and make informed decisions on trusted data in real time. Today's mission success, through rapid decision making and response, demands delivering trusted data analysis on massive workloads. Government organizations also need control over where their data originates, where it is stored, and how it is processed. Grist Mill Exchange's worldwide ecosystem of vendors provides sovereign capabilities aligned with local jurisdictional, security, and operational requirements, as well as data licenses, workflows, and integrations. The OcientAIQ Unified Data Platform extends deployment flexibility and data sovereignty for customers, with controls for cross-cloud, on-premises, and air-gapped environments. "Commercial data only matters if the mission can actually use it, and too often, bringing in just one new source of commercial data becomes a multi-month integration project," said Jennifer Obernier, CEO of Grist Mill Exchange. "We make it fast, easy, and secure to discover and acquire data from across the entire commercial ecosystem, and with the OcientAIQ Unified Data Platform now available to customers, teams can analyze massive datasets at previously unimaginable scale, leading to decision advantage in seconds." The integrated capabilities made available through the partnership particularly benefit teams leveraging massive data workloads, such as multi-domain awareness, counter-illicit finance, cyber threat intelligence, and counter-disinformation, through the ability to rapidly combine and analyze diverse datasets critical to mission decisions and outcomes. Analysts can move newly acquired commercial data into the OcientAIQ platform, without the data engineering work typically required to make new data operational. "Today's government teams need more ways to turn massive data into trusted, mission-ready intelligence for analytics and action at scale," said Brian Brown, General Manager and Senior Vice President of Ocient National Security Solutions (ONSS). "We're proud to partner with Grist Mill Exchange and provide customers with the data foundation for full-fidelity, petabyte-scale analytics for rapid, data-driven action." About Grist Mill Exchange For government missions that depend on commercial data, Grist Mill Exchange is the Commercial Data Infrastructure, the neutral foundation for discovering, acquiring, and using data across the entire commercial ecosystem. Unlike platforms and services that lock data inside a single tool or contract, Grist Mill Exchange persists independent of any one vendor or integrator, so the operational plumbing, including vendors, licenses, workflows, and integrations, stays under the government's control, and the data and derivative products it acquires are the government's to keep. Learn more at www.gristmillexchange.com. About Ocient National Security Solutions Ocient National Security Solutions (ONSS) delivers OcientAIQ(TM), a data intelligence platform built for the scale, speed, and complexity of modern missions. Powered by a hyperscale analytics engine, OcientAIQ enables organizations to ingest, retain, correlate, and operationalize data at petabyte- to exabyte-scale across complex environments. In environments where full-fidelity data processing is critical, massive datasets are transformed into actionable intelligence in seconds - not hours or days. The architecture supports high-performance analytics while maintaining strict control over data sovereignty and security. OcientAIQ can be deployed worldwide across secure on-premises and cloud environments, delivering mission-ready performance with reduced total cost of ownership. Learn more at ocient.com/solutions/national-security. SOURCE Grist Mill Exchange
Ocient and Siren announce strategic partnership to deliver trusted investigative intelligence for sovereign National Security missions. Partnership enables national security, law enforcement, and intelligence agencies to investigate petabyte-scale datasets at full fidelity with sovereignty and control CHICAGO - July 14, 2026 - Ocient, the trusted agentic AI solutions provider, and Siren, the sovereign AI investigations platform, today announced a strategic partnership that makes Siren's advanced search technology deployable on the OcientAIQ(TM) Unified Data Platform, delivered by Ocient National Security Solutions (ONSS). Through this partnership, government agencies, law enforcement, and intelligence organizations gain direct access to Siren's investigative capabilities on the OcientAIQ data foundation, built for the sovereignty, security, and cost demands of mission-scale operations. As agencies face increasingly complex threats, investigators must analyze rapidly growing volumes of structured and semi-structured data without sacrificing performance or control. With Siren's investigative AI, patented search, and visualization capabilities deployed on OcientAIQ, teams can act directly on trusted, full-fidelity intelligence without the sampling, latency, or operational trade-offs that compromise mission outcomes. "Delivering intelligence on full-fidelity datasets is core to modern mission operations," said John Randles, CEO of Siren. "Our partnership with Ocient gives government and national security customers a proven path to query and investigate petabytes of data at speed and in the environments right for their operations." "The scale and complexity of modern mission data have outpaced what most architectures were built to support," said Andrew Borene, Vice President, ONSS. "We're thrilled to partner with Siren and, with OcientAIQ as the foundation, give more agencies the ability to get trusted, complete answers from petabyte-scale data at the speed investigations demand." How the Partnership Works Through the partnership, Siren's investigation platform can be deployed directly on the OcientAIQ Unified Data Platform, giving agencies a single, sovereign environment for petabyte-scale investigative processing. OcientAIQ supports on-premises, hybrid-cloud, air-gapped, and classified deployments, including those ranging from 50 terabytes to multi-petabyte scale. This gives agencies across national security, counterterrorism, cyber investigations, fraud and financial crime, and public safety the flexibility to execute investigations in the environment that best suits their mission requirements, without losing the infrastructure integrity or operational efficiencies required for trusted mission intelligence. Siren and ONSS will continue to advance this partnership through joint enablement, technology integration, and go-to-market initiatives in support of U.S. federal and allied government missions. On July 16 in Garmisch, Germany, ONSS Vice President Andrew Borene will deliver a keynote addressing the new strategic partnership at the George C. Marshall Center's 'Hybrid Threats and Cybersecurity Course,' alongside its 'AI Meets Security' program, in partnership with the University of the Bundeswehr, Munich and the NATO School, Oberammergau. To learn more about OcientAIQ and Ocient National Security Solutions, visit ocient.com/solutions/national-security, and to learn more about Siren, visit siren.io. Q: What is the Ocient and Siren partnership? A: Ocient and Siren have entered a strategic partnership that brings Siren's investigation platform to the OcientAIQ Unified Data Platform, delivered by ONSS. The partnership provides national security, law enforcement, and intelligence agencies with an agent-ready data foundation and visualizations, search, AI capabilities for full-fidelity investigations on petabyte-scale mission data. Q: What is OcientAIQ(TM)? A: OcientAIQ is Ocient's complete ecosystem for operationalizing agentic AI on massive datasets. The ecosystem includes: * OcientAIQ Solutions: Purpose-built, industry-specific solutions designed to address data-intensive challenges in complex operational environments. * OcientAIQ Unified Data Platform: A data foundation that unifies data ingest, governance, analytics, and AI workflows at petabyte scale. * OcientAIQ Solutions Delivery: A structured delivery model that combines Ocient expertise with solution design, validation, deployment, and ongoing support to help organizations move from requirements to production-ready AI. Together, OcientAIQ enables organizations to operationalize AI and analytics workflows on governed, full-fidelity data at petabyte scale. Q: How does OcientAIQ support mission-specific deployment requirements? A: OcientAIQ supports cloud, hybrid, on-premises, sovereign cloud, and air-gapped deployment models, allowing organizations to align AI and analytics workloads with performance, security, compliance, data residency, and operational requirements. Organizations can deploy OcientAIQ in the environments where their data needs to live without compromising scale, governance, or operational control. Q: What types of missions and data scales does this partnership support? A: The Ocient and Siren partnership is built for government and national security organizations running investigative operations across law enforcement, counterterrorism, critical infrastructure, counter-fraud, transnational crime, and global cyber forensics. It supports deployments from 50 terabytes to petabyte scale and beyond, giving agencies the data scale, speed, access, and sovereign control their operations demand. About Siren Siren is a sovereign AI investigations platform trusted by government agencies and enterprises worldwide to safeguard people, assets and critical infrastructure. Featuring Siren K9, its Safe AI investigative companion, Siren empowers analysts to uncover insights faster while keeping humans in control of every decision. The platform fuses open-source, enterprise and classified data without vendor lock-in, enabling organizations to maintain sovereignty, transparency and complete control over their data. Combining explainable AI, patented search technology, knowledge graphs, advanced analytics, visualization and reporting, Siren transforms complex, fragmented data into actionable intelligence. It accelerates trusted investigations across national security, law enforcement, public safety, fraud, compliance, financial crime and cyber threat intelligence, helping teams identify risks, uncover hidden connections and respond faster to evolving threats. Siren delivers an open, scalable and sovereign alternative for mission-critical investigations, enabling organizations to harness the power of AI while maintaining trust, security and operational control. About Ocient National Security Solutions Ocient National Security Solutions (ONSS) delivers OcientAIQ(TM), a data intelligence platform built for the scale, speed, and complexity of modern missions. Powered by a hyperscale analytics engine, OcientAIQ enables organizations to ingest, retain, correlate, and operationalize data at petabyte- to exabyte-scale across complex environments. In environments where full-fidelity data processing is critical, massive datasets are transformed into actionable intelligence in seconds - not hours or days. The architecture supports high-performance analytics while maintaining strict control over data sovereignty and security. OcientAIQ can be deployed worldwide across secure on-premises and cloud environments, delivering mission-ready performance with reduced total cost of ownership. Learn more at ocient.com/solutions/national-security. Media Contacts Siren Rachel Kavanagh, Chief Marketing Officer [email protected] Ocient National Security Solutions Taylor Todd
Rethinking network investment planning and why TM Forum took notice. Inside the award-winning Catalyst project helping CSPs align engineering, finance, and commercial decisions. By Ricardo Velhuco, Field CTO at Ocient DTW Ignite 2026 brought together communications service providers, technology leaders, and innovators from around the world to explore one of the industry's defining challenges: how to build networks that are not only AI-powered, but intelligent enough to make better business decisions. For Ocient, the week was filled with conversations about the future of telecom - and ended with an exciting industry recognition. Ocient, alongside E-lighthouse Network Solutions, Iquall Networks, Locatium.AI, Minsait, and Microsoft, received the TM Forum Outstanding Catalyst Award for Asset Excellence, recognizing a Catalyst project supported by champion operators MTN, Mauritius Telecom, and Telefónica. The award celebrates solutions that demonstrate measurable industry impact through collaboration, innovation, and real-world implementation. For its team, it was also validation that one of telecom's biggest challenges is finally becoming solvable. Rethinking how networks get built. Telecom operators invest hundreds of billions of dollars every year, expanding and modernizing their networks. Yet many of those investment decisions are still made the same way they were a decade ago. The problem isn't a lack of data. It's that the data lives everywhere. Engineering teams optimize for network performance. Finance teams focus on return on investment. Commercial organizations track subscriber growth, churn, and competitive pressures. Each group relies on different systems, different metrics, and different planning cycles. Bringing those perspectives together is often slow, manual, and expensive. The result is that investment decisions are frequently driven by technical priorities alone instead of a complete picture of business value. As networks become larger and more complex, and AI places even greater demands on infrastructure, that approach is becoming increasingly difficult to sustain. A different approach. Rather than looking at network planning one domain at a time, the project brought together planning across RAN, fixed broadband, transport, core, and data centers into a unified investment view. Using specialized AI agents, the platform can evaluate demand forecasts, identify coverage gaps, model capacity constraints, assess churn risk, and estimate financial return - all while producing transparent, explainable recommendations that planners can review and act on. Just as importantly, the solution was built on TM Forum Open APIs and the Open Digital Architecture (ODA), allowing it to integrate with existing OSS/BSS environments rather than requiring operators to replace the systems they already rely on. The goal isn't to replace human decision-makers. It's to give engineering, finance, and commercial teams a common understanding of where investment will have the greatest impact. Trust starts with data. Communications service providers are eager to adopt AI, but meaningful outcomes require more than powerful models. They require trusted, complete, and accessible operational data that can be analyzed in real time. That's where OcientAIQ(TM) plays a foundational role. Built for enterprise-scale data, OcientAIQ enables organizations to ingest, manage, and analyze massive, high-velocity data streams without unnecessary data movement, providing the trusted foundation AI applications need to deliver reliable recommendations at scale. Collaboration drives progress. Catalyst projects have always been about more than technology - they're about bringing operators and ecosystem partners together to solve shared industry problems. Ocient Inc. is grateful to its teammates at E-lighthouse Network Solutions, Iquall Networks, Locatium.AI, Minsait, and Microsoft, along with its champion operators MTN, Mauritius Telecom, and Telefónica, for helping turn this vision into reality. Winning the Outstanding Catalyst Award is an honor, but the bigger takeaway from DTW Ignite was the momentum across the industry. Operators are moving beyond experimenting with AI and focusing on how to apply it to real business decisions. Ocient Inc. is excited to be part of that journey and Ocient Inc. is already looking forward to what's next. Interested in learning more about how Ocient powers AI-driven network analytics for telecom operators? Explore its CSP solutions or get in touch.
Ocient and TekSynap collaborate to advance hyperscale data analytics for U.S. Government missions. Friday, Mar 13, 2026 1:07 pm ET 1min read Ocient and TekSynap have announced a strategic partnership to help US government agencies modernize their data analytics capabilities. The partnership combines Ocient's hyperscale analytics platform with TekSynap's experience in secure cloud, AI, and cybersecurity solutions. The companies aim to accelerate time-to-insight, simplify complex data architectures, and operationalize analytics to support defense, intelligence, and civilian missions. Ask Aime: How will the Ocient and TekSynap partnership impact government data analytics? Aime insights. Which penny stocks are likely to generate short-term gains? Which stocks has Cathie Wood recently increased or decreased her position in? How do operating cash flows compare among top e-commerce giants over the decade? Which renewable energy stocks have analyst buy recommendations?
Accrete AI and Ocient partner. 0 Comments On March 12, Accrete, Inc., a dual-use AI company founded in 2017, whose Knowledge Engine Platform encodes institutional knowledge, judgment, and expertise into AI agents for decision superiority, announced a strategic partnership with Ocient, the AI-driven, industry- specific solutions provider of hyperscale data analytics and compute-adjacent storage foundations. Together, the companies aim to make it easier for organizations to operationalize AI in environments where traditional architectures struggle to keep pace with data volume and complexity. Ocient selected Accrete as its first AI partner in the national security market based on Accrete's proven track record of delivering explainable AI that drives customer outcomes. This partnership reflects Accrete's commitment to providing powerful AI capabilities for organizations operating in data-intensive, mission-critical environments. Both companies share a focus on customer success by helping organizations extract greater value from massive datasets, reduce time to insight, and improve decision-making in complex operational settings. By integrating Accrete's Knowledge Engine Platform with the hyperscale data processing and storage architecture in Ocient's Data Platform, Accrete can enhance the speed, scale, and responsiveness of its AI products for customers who depend on timely, high-confidence analysis. Powered by Ocient's hyperscale Compute Adjacent Storage Architecture(R)(CASA) and leveraging NVMe technology, the integration enables Accrete's AI agents to process datasets of 100 terabytes or more with minimal latency. The result is faster data ingestion, faster inferencing across vast volumes of multi-modal information, and real-time insight at petabyte scale. For federal customers, this means Accrete's platform can deliver decision intelligence and autonomy without requiring organizations to move massive, hard-to-manage datasets across systems. "AI agents powered by knowledge engines, operating at enterprise scale when coupled with petabyte-scale datasets, will empower decision makers with insights and knowledge that are unobtainable in today's environments characterized by siloed datasets and niche single-use applications," said Bill Wall, CEO of Accrete AI Government LLC, a federal subsidiary of New York-based Accrete, Inc. "This partnership represents a shift in how we think about AI deployment," said Andrew Borene, executive director for external affairs and technical partnerships at Ocient National Security Solutions (ONSS). "By strengthening the hyperscale data infrastructure as a foundation powering large-scale data and AI agentic workflows, we can improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the AI technology stack at a significantly lower total cost of ownership, helping customers use data at scales that were previously too costly or complex to support." Stay in the know with breaking news from across the IC and IC contracting landscape by becoming a paid subscriber to IC News. Your support makes its work possible.
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Industries
Data & Analytics
Enterprise Software
Cybersecurity
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$156.5M
Headquarters
Chicago, Illinois
Founded
2016
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