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ClickHouse has expanded its collaboration with Microsoft, introducing four major integrations at The European Microsoft Fabric + SQL Community Conference in Barcelona. The company launched a native ClickHouse workload for Microsoft Fabric, now available in public preview, enabling sub-second query response times within the Fabric platform. The expansion includes general availability of OneLake read capabilities for Apache Iceberg tables, public preview of OneLake write functionality, and availability of ClickHouse Bring Your Own Cloud (BYOC) through the Microsoft Marketplace. BYOC allows organisations to run ClickHouse Cloud within their own Azure tenant whilst maintaining full data control. The integrations enable customers to query and write data directly from OneLake without duplication or separate ETL pipelines. ClickHouse serves over 4,000 customers including DoorDash, Meta, Tesla, and Visa, providing real-time analytical database solutions for AI, observability, and data warehousing applications.

QuaerisAI Now Connects to ClickHouse. Shikha Pilley Sep 23, 2026 QuaerisAI now connects to ClickHouse, helping teams turn fast-moving data into trusted business answers. The integration lets business users ask plain-English questions of ClickHouse data while keeping answers tied to certified definitions, source data, and governance controls. Let AI summarise and analyse this post for you: Real-time data is becoming central to how modern teams operate. Marketing teams need to understand campaign movement. Finance teams need to review usage and metering data. Risk and operations teams need to investigate unusual activity. Product teams want to bring analytics closer to customers. ClickHouse gives teams a high-performance foundation for querying large volumes of fast-moving data. QuaerisAI adds the governed question layer on top. With the ClickHouse integration, business users can ask questions in plain English and receive answers that stay connected to certified definitions, source data, and governance controls. The goal is to make real-time data easier to access, explain, and trust across the business. For many organizations, the challenge is not that the data does not exist. The challenge is that access to that data often depends on SQL, dashboards, or data team support. A marketer may want to know which campaigns underperformed this week. A finance user may need to review usage data behind billing. A risk team may want to investigate unusual patterns. An executive may need a current answer for a board discussion. These questions should not always require a new dashboard or a manual reporting request. QuaerisAI helps close that gap by translating plain-English questions into governed queries that run against ClickHouse. Answers are mapped through QuaerisAI's semantic layer, so teams can work from consistent definitions instead of recreating metric logic for every request. That governance layer matters. Natural-language analytics can make data easier to access, but enterprise teams also need control over how answers are produced. Metrics need to be defined consistently. Answers need to remain traceable to source. Business users need confidence that the number they are using has the right context behind it. The QuaerisAI and ClickHouse integration is designed for teams that need both speed and trust. ClickHouse supports the real-time analytics layer for high-volume data. QuaerisAI helps business users ask questions, understand answers, and trace results back to certified definitions and source data. This combination can support use cases across real-time marketing analytics, usage-based pricing and metering, anomaly investigation, embedded customer-facing analytics, and executive reporting. For ClickHouse customers, QuaerisAI expands the way real-time data can be used across the business. More teams can ask questions directly. Data teams can reduce repetitive reporting requests. Business users can move from raw event data to governed answers with less friction. Real-time analytics becomes more useful when it is accessible to the teams making decisions every day. With QuaerisAI on top of ClickHouse, fast-moving data can become trusted business answers.

ClickHouse appoints Mike Scarpelli, former Snowflake and ServiceNow CFO, to Board of Directors. Sep 22, 2026 · 4 minutes read Veteran finance leader who guided three companies through IPOs joins ClickHouse as it surpasses $350 million in annualized revenue SAN FRANCISCO - TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 2026 - ClickHouse, Inc., the company behind the leading database for AI, today announced the appointment of Michael Scarpelli to its Board of Directors. Scarpelli most recently served as Chief Financial Officer of Snowflake, and previously held the CFO role at ServiceNow and Data Domain, leading each company through its initial public offering. He will serve as an independent director and chair the board's Audit Committee. Scarpelli joins ClickHouse during a period of growth that is unusual even by the standards of the current AI cycle. The company has surpassed $350 million in run-rate revenue, up from roughly $200 million at the end of 2025. Scarpelli joins ClickHouse as more than 4,000 customers, including DoorDash, Ramp, Meta, Tesla, Cisco and Visa, build the applications that define their businesses on infrastructure that does not force a choice between speed, scale, and cost. The company was valued at $15 billion in a Series D earlier this year and extended to include institutional investors J.P. Morgan Private Capital, BDT & MSD Partners, Craft Ventures, and 20VC. As well as individual investors Marco Argenti and Fred Warner. ClickHouse now employs nearly 800 people across 27 countries, with plans to reach 1,000 by year-end, and derives more than half of its revenue from outside the United States. "Bringing Mike onto our board is a statement about the kind of company we are building. He has scaled consumption businesses through some of the largest software IPOs in history with a discipline around unit economics that is rare at growth stage," said Aaron Katz, co-founder and CEO of ClickHouse. "Customers choose ClickHouse because it comes down to price and performance, and we win on both. We ingest and query data at a speed and efficiency no other technology can match, and the value compounds as workloads and use cases grow. As AI agents become the dominant consumers of data, that advantage will only widen. Our job now is to build a world-class enterprise motion on that foundation without losing the developer-first mindset and efficiency that got us here, and Mike is the right person to help us do it." Over a career spanning more than three decades, Scarpelli has helped generate more than $100 billion in shareholder value. "Every generation of infrastructure has a company that redefines the category, and for real-time and agentic workloads that company is ClickHouse," said Scarpelli. "Enterprises are drowning in data tools, and every CFO and CIO I know is trying to consolidate onto fewer platforms that can do more. It is a hard market to win with hundreds of options, and most vendors solve one problem. ClickHouse started with real-time analytics and is now taking on more of the data estate, from data warehousing and observability to agent observability and transactional workloads, on infrastructure that is faster and dramatically more efficient than what it replaces. The expansion I see in this customer base is unlike anything I have seen in my career. Aaron, Yury, Alexey, and the ClickHouse team have paired a category-defining product with a business model built for durability, and I am excited to help them build a generational company." Scarpelli's appointment is part of a deliberate build-out of ClickHouse's finance and governance capabilities, including the 2025 hire of Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Sexton, who previously spent six years in finance leadership at Snowflake, including leading investor relations, and earlier held finance roles at ServiceNow. About clickhouse. ClickHouse, Inc. is the company behind ClickHouse, the open-source, real-time analytical database that has become the data layer for the AI era. Built for the speed, scale, and efficiency that modern applications and AI agents demand, ClickHouse lets companies run real-time analytics, data warehousing, observability, AI and agent observability, and transactional workloads. More than 4,000 customers, including DoorDash, Ramp, Meta, Tesla, Cisco and Visa, build on ClickHouse. Headquartered in the San Francisco Bay Area with offices in Amsterdam, London, New York, Singapore, Sydney, and Tokyo, ClickHouse is backed by investors including Dragoneer Investment Group, Khosla Ventures, Coatue, Altimeter Capital, Index Ventures, Benchmark, J.P. Morgan Private Capital, BDT & MSD Partners, Craft Ventures and 20VC. Learn more at clickhouse.com.