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Amazon Athena adds system tables for auditing
Athena now offers system tables that automatically capture usage data for observability and audit purposes. AWS manages the tables fully, removing operational burden for users.
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MongoDB brings Data Federation and Online Archive to Azure
Atlas Data Federation is now generally available on Azure and can query data in Azure Blob Storage. Atlas Online Archive is also generally available on Azure.
Full story at MongoDB ↗ - Data & databases · Artificial intelligence · Programming & dev tools
MongoDB Atlas launches Automated Embedding in preview
Automated Embedding is now in Public Preview on MongoDB Atlas. It uses Voyage AI embedding models so developers of agentic applications need not run a separate embedding pipeline.
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ClickHouse launches expanded enterprise AI data platform
ClickHouse has launched an expanded platform. It is meant to unify the enterprise AI data stack.
Full story at datanami.com ↗ - Data & databases · Artificial intelligence · DevOps & containers
Databricks presents UCDataset for faster GPU training
Databricks introduces UCDataset to speed up GPU training on Unity Catalog tables. According to the text, GPUs are usually the most expensive part of a training run.
Full story at databricks.com ↗ - Artificial intelligence · Data & databases
New synthetic dataset covers Japan's demographics and finance
Nemotron-Personas-Finance-Japan, a synthetic dataset, has appeared on Hugging Face. According to its title, it captures Japan's demographics and financial context.
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