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Four things are necessary for application-level resilience and high availability: clustering, data replication, failover, and disaster recovery. Let’s look at each and how to architect for them.
The problem is not the model. It’s the enterprise adding a model to bad data, poor processes, and missing governance.
AWS could use DuckLabs’ expertise to embed DuckDB more deeply into its data stack, but analysts say the project’s center of gravity may increasingly shift toward the cloud provider.
Digital twins are starting to look less like passive mirrors and more like decision environments. That makes the data backbone far more consequential.
The pilot stage is the best time to consider the implications of architecture, security, and operations for running AI systems in production.
The next major version of the self-contained analytics database will offer async I/O, a new SQL parser, and much more.
MongoDB Atlas Managed MCP Server works with Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, and Devin, giving the coding agents direct access to live application data.
A senior data engineer's honest first impressions after a Palantir Foundry bootcamp, including what it does better, what it does not and whether the cost makes sense for your organization.
The company is looking to address security threats posed by AI models.