But by incorporating the databases into the lakehouse architecture, AWS can start to mitigate some of the integration challenges that arise from having so many disparate silos of data. “What we’re ...

Confluent, Inc. (NASDAQ:CFLT), the data streaming platform to set data in motion, announced today a strategic collaboration agreement (SCA) with Amazo ...

Striim, Inc., announced the availability of Striim Cloud on Amazon Web Services (AWS), giving users access to a fully-managed, unified software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform for real-time streaming ...

Amazon Kinesis Data Streams is a fully-managed, serverless service on AWS for real-time processing of streamed data at a massive scale. Recently, the company released a new capacity mode On-demand for ...

Unifying real-time Postgres and open lakehouse infrastructure for next-generation applications and agents NEW YORK, NY / ...

Hydrolix, the company transforming the economics of log data with its streaming data lake platform, today announced support for AWS Elemental MediaLive, MediaPackage and MediaTailor, as well as client ...

AWS recently announced that Amazon EventBridge Event Bus supports AWS AppSync as an Event Bus's target, enabling developers to stream real-time updates such as sports scores from their applications to ...

While the AWS Snowflake partnership can now enable data coming from AWS to easily be streamed into Snowflake for analysis, streaming the other way isn’t quite as optimized – yet.

This is just one of many ways in which the company is working on AWS to craft the next generation of manufacturing-focused services. With its new data architecture, INVISTA sees a bright future ahead.

A stream-first approach provides data products with sub-second data freshness, in contrast to the periodic, ETL-produced data sets that are at best minutes old and outdated.