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SQream Announces Strategic Integration for Powerful Big Data Analytics with Dataiku

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Wednesday, February 7, 2024

NEW YORK, Feb. 7, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- SQream, the scalable GPU data analytics platform, announced today a strategic integration with Dataiku, the platform for everyday AI. This collaboration brings together SQream's best-in-class big data analytics technology with Dataiku's flexible and scalable data science and machine learning (ML) platform. This collaboration between SQream and Dataiku offers a comprehensive solution for efficiently generating big data analytics and business insights. Users can now harness SQream's analytics capabilities within the flexible and governed Dataiku environment. The integration allows users to seamlessly explore, prepare, and transform large datasets within SQream. Dataiku's intuitive visual interface incorporates custom SQL queries or languages like Python and R through Dataiku's code recipes. Advanced features allow for building, testing, and deploying machine learning models, along with automation tools for workflow orchestration and Generative AI.

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  • Users will be able to leverage the power of both platforms for big data ML, Generative AI, and analytics projects
    NEW YORK, Feb. 7, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- SQream, the scalable GPU data analytics platform, announced today a strategic integration with Dataiku, the platform for everyday AI.
  • This collaboration brings together SQream's best-in-class big data analytics technology with Dataiku's flexible and scalable data science and machine learning (ML) platform.
  • This collaboration between SQream and Dataiku offers a comprehensive solution for efficiently generating big data analytics and business insights.
  • "Our collaboration with Dataiku marks a significant step forward in the evolution of big data analytics," said Ami Gal, SQream's CEO and Co-founder.

SQream Announces Strategic Integration for Powerful Big Data Analytics with Dataiku

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Wednesday, February 7, 2024

NEW YORK, Feb. 7, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- SQream, the scalable GPU data analytics platform, announced today a strategic integration with Dataiku, the platform for everyday AI. This collaboration brings together SQream's best-in-class big data analytics technology with Dataiku's flexible and scalable data science and machine learning (ML) platform. This collaboration between SQream and Dataiku offers a comprehensive solution for efficiently generating big data analytics and business insights. Users can now harness SQream's analytics capabilities within the flexible and governed Dataiku environment. The integration allows users to seamlessly explore, prepare, and transform large datasets within SQream. Dataiku's intuitive visual interface incorporates custom SQL queries or languages like Python and R through Dataiku's code recipes. Advanced features allow for building, testing, and deploying machine learning models, along with automation tools for workflow orchestration and Generative AI.

Key Points: 
  • Users will be able to leverage the power of both platforms for big data ML, Generative AI, and analytics projects
    NEW YORK, Feb. 7, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- SQream, the scalable GPU data analytics platform, announced today a strategic integration with Dataiku, the platform for everyday AI.
  • This collaboration brings together SQream's best-in-class big data analytics technology with Dataiku's flexible and scalable data science and machine learning (ML) platform.
  • This collaboration between SQream and Dataiku offers a comprehensive solution for efficiently generating big data analytics and business insights.
  • "Our collaboration with Dataiku marks a significant step forward in the evolution of big data analytics," said Ami Gal, SQream's CEO and Co-founder.

Dataiku Welcomes Databricks to Its LLM Mesh Partner Program

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Wednesday, November 15, 2023

New York, Nov. 15, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Dataiku , the platform for Everyday AI, today announced that Databricks is the latest addition to its LLM Mesh Partner Program .

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  • New York, Nov. 15, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Dataiku , the platform for Everyday AI, today announced that Databricks is the latest addition to its LLM Mesh Partner Program .
  • The LLM Mesh is the solution — a common backbone for securely building and scaling Generative AI applications in the enterprise context.
  • Emphasizing the unique features of the LLM Mesh, the partnership aims to provide:
    Simplified Adoption: Businesses can effortlessly delve into Generative AI, benefiting from the user-centric Dataiku platform and Databricks' advanced Lakehouse infrastructure.
  • "Databricks' addition to the LLM Mesh Partner Program amplifies our combined mission to democratize AI," said Abhijit Madhugiri, Vice President, Global Technology Alliances at Dataiku.

Everest Group Unveils Inaugural 'Artificial Intelligence Top 50' Recognizing Global Market-Leading AI-first Technology Providers

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Thursday, November 16, 2023

DALLAS, Nov. 16, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Everest Group today released the inaugural edition of the "Everest Group Artificial Intelligence Top 50™" (AI Top 50), a list of the world's largest AI technology providers. AI technology providers are those that develop and integrate Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a central component in their products and solutions.

Key Points: 
  • The Everest Group AI Top 50 includes numerous additional research findings, including:
    The U.S. hosts the most AI technology providers (70%); however, innovative companies are emerging globally.
  • China follows with 12%, showcasing its rapid ascent in the global tech arena driven by its booming domestic market.
  • Privately held companies (82%) dominate the Everest Group AI Top 50 distribution in comparison to public companies (18%).
  • Everest Group has documented a noticeable trend of decreasing time to unicorn status for AI providers in various industries worldwide.

Dataiku Welcomes Sandrine Bossard as Chief People Officer

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Wednesday, October 18, 2023

Paris, France, Oct. 18, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Dataiku , the platform for Everyday AI, today announced the appointment of Sandrine Bossard as their new Chief People Officer.

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  • Paris, France, Oct. 18, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Dataiku , the platform for Everyday AI, today announced the appointment of Sandrine Bossard as their new Chief People Officer.
  • Bossard joins Dataiku with extensive experience in the tech and digital industry, including leadership roles at listed international companies like Believe, Ingenico Group, and Experian.
  • Based in Paris, Bossard will be an integral part of the company’s Executive Committee and will report directly to Dataiku President, Krish Venkataraman.
  • “I’m excited to be joining Dataiku, a company that stands out in its innovative approach to the AI and Generative AI market,” shares Bossard.

Dataiku Unveils LLM Mesh and Announces LLM Mesh Launch Partners Snowflake, Pinecone, and AI21 Labs

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Tuesday, September 26, 2023

In addition, Dataiku is joined in this announcement by its LLM Mesh Launch Partners Snowflake, Pinecone, and AI21 Labs.

Key Points: 
  • In addition, Dataiku is joined in this announcement by its LLM Mesh Launch Partners Snowflake, Pinecone, and AI21 Labs.
  • Building on Dataiku’s transformative Generative AI capabilities introduced in June 2023, the LLM Mesh is envisioned to overcome these roadblocks to enterprise value.
  • Dataiku is pleased to announce its LLM Mesh Launch Partners, Snowflake, Pinecone, and AI21 Labs, who represent several of the key components of the LLM Mesh: containerized data and compute capabilities, vector databases, and LLM builders.
  • Watch the keynote unveiling the LLM Mesh and a fireside chat with our LLM Mesh Launch Partners Snowflake, Pinecone, and AI21 Labs (11 AM ET Sept. 26).

UK Charity The Brilliant Club Uses Dataiku’s Predictive Modelling to Help Underrepresented Young People Gain Acceptance to Top UK Universities

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Thursday, September 21, 2023

The Brilliant Club is a UK-wide charity that mobilises the Ph.D. community to support less advantaged students in gaining access to the most competitive universities and succeeding when they get there.

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  • The Brilliant Club is a UK-wide charity that mobilises the Ph.D. community to support less advantaged students in gaining access to the most competitive universities and succeeding when they get there.
  • The team at The Brilliant Club were already collecting data responsibly from over 70,000 Scholars Programme student records (which included demographics, engagement data, school, and tutor-level information.)
  • Dataiku’s model has been integrated into The Brilliant Club’s UK-wide programme work that reaches more than 16,000 students per year.
  • The proportion of students who submit their final assignment has increased since The Brilliant Club integrated ‘support scores’ into its programme delivery cycle.

Dataiku Hires Software Industry Veteran Krish Venkataraman as President as Everyday AI Leader Surpasses $230M ARR

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Wednesday, September 6, 2023

New York, NY, Sept. 06, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Dataiku , the platform for Everyday AI, today announced the appointment of Wall Street and software industry veteran Krish Venkataraman as President.

Key Points: 
  • New York, NY, Sept. 06, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Dataiku , the platform for Everyday AI, today announced the appointment of Wall Street and software industry veteran Krish Venkataraman as President.
  • "AI and specifically GenAI technology has the ability to transform businesses of all sizes, and Dataiku stands out as the organization to enable this transformation,” said Venkataraman.
  • “The company has made tremendous progress over the past decade developing a powerful AI platform that can fundamentally improve the core of any business.

  • Attend Dataiku’s annual thought leadership conference, Everyday AI NYC , on September 26 and Tech Day on September 27 to learn how you can put AI to work.

Survey: Over Half of Senior AI Professionals See at Least 2x ROI on AI Initiatives

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Tuesday, August 1, 2023

Over 70% of senior AI professionals see a positive return on investment for money spent on data science, analytics, and AI initiatives, with over half (54%) seeing at least a 2x return and five percent seeing a return greater than 10x.

Key Points: 
  • Over 70% of senior AI professionals see a positive return on investment for money spent on data science, analytics, and AI initiatives, with over half (54%) seeing at least a 2x return and five percent seeing a return greater than 10x.
  • The findings confirm that AI, including Generative AI, is now experiencing an impactful level of business results, matching its rapid rate of adoption.
  • Dataiku and Databricks surveyed over 400 global senior AI professionals across a range of enterprises and industries in early June 2023 to explore AI adoption and perceptions.
  • AI leaders saw cost and lack of business case as the least important barriers to delivering more value from AI.

A Third of European Senior AI Professionals Don’t Believe That C-Suite Leaders Understand the Risks and Benefits of AI

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Tuesday, August 1, 2023

The respondents1 answered questions on Generative AI, spend on AI tools and ROI, AI use case reach, and more.

Key Points: 
  • The respondents1 answered questions on Generative AI, spend on AI tools and ROI, AI use case reach, and more.
  • While the global survey of 400 respondents revealed broad enthusiasm and action around Generative AI, the European results showed that European senior AI professionals are more likely to see Generative AI as a revolution that will change the way we work (29%), compared to the U.S. (23%).
  • European data leaders are more likely to have clear processes for delivering AI projects and putting them into production (57%), compared to the U.S. (43%).
  • However, European respondents also feel current AI regulation is not sufficient, with just under half agreeing that AI requires more regulation, and a third answering that they do not believe that organizational leaders (i.e., C-Suite) understand the risks and benefits of AI.