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Real-time Analytics News for the Week Ending February 22

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In this week’s real-time analytics news: HiveMQ announced the launch of HiveMQ Pulse, a next-generation distributed data intelligence platform.

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HiveMQ announced the launch of HiveMQ Pulse, a next-generation distributed data intelligence platform. With a flexible architecture suited to support a unified namespace (UNS) approach, HiveMQ Pulse enables organizations to manage, transform, govern, and derive insights from distributed devices and systems, providing a single, structured view of operational data across the enterprise. 

HiveMQ Pulse is purpose-built to ensure seamless, intelligent data integration and insights precisely where they can have the most impact. The benefits for Industry 4.0 and IoT use cases include:

  • Unified Data Management: Data cataloging, transformation, and governance ensure context is established and standardized across the enterprise. 
  • Real-time Actionable Insights: Works on data in motion for contextualization and better decision-making.
  • Distributed Intelligence: Make decisions close to the data source for immediate impact. Add AI/ML models to make more complex decisions. 

ContractPodAi announced the launch of Leah Marketplace, a platform designed to democratize access to advanced AI tools. Using the tools and the marketplace, enterprises can discover, deploy, and customize AI applications for specific legal use cases.

Specifically, Leah Marketplace provides applications developed in collaboration with industry leaders, including Big Four firms PwC and KPMG, to create domain-specific solutions tailored to evolving legal and compliance needs. Alternative Legal Service Providers (ALSPs) such as Integreon also play a pivotal role, contributing industry-specific tools that address complex challenges faced by modern enterprises.

Other real-time analytics news in brief

Ataccama announced a strategic partnership with Concord USA (“Concord”) to tackle the complex challenges of data modernization in highly regulated industries. This partnership builds on Ataccama’s solution partner program to support joint enterprise clients to accelerate data-driven digital transformation and deliver measurable business value. Together, Ataccama and Concord help organizations modernize data ecosystems and achieve digital transformation with the confidence that comes from trusted, high-quality data.

AtScale announced its integration with Snowflake Cortex Analyst. By integrating AtScale with Cortex Analyst, businesses can now query their data using plain English, eliminating the need for complex SQL syntax while maintaining their data’s integrity, consistency, and performance. AtScale acts as the governance layer, ensuring that the AI-generated queries align with the business definitions and optimize query performance across the Snowflake platform.

Boomi unveiled its comprehensive API Management (APIM) solution, delivering cloud-scale APIM. Comprised of Boomi’s existing API Management offering along with assets recently acquired from both Cloud Software Group and APIIDA, Boomi API Management enables enterprises to address API chaos, power agentic AI, and transform APIs into strategic drivers of growth. Boomi API Management is a flexible, holistic solution with support for Boomi and third-party API gateways. Unlike API Management point solutions, Boomi API Management is part of the Boomi Enterprise Platform, which brings together capabilities for integration and automation, data management, and AI management in a single platform.

Cube announced expanded integrations with Microsoft Power BI and Microsoft Excel to support enterprise data and analytics teams leveraging the breadth and flexibility of the Microsoft analytics suite. Cube is introducing two critical enhancements to its Microsoft ecosystem integrations: Data Analysis Expressions (DAX) API for Power BI, which enables users to connect natively from Power BI to Cube and query Cube data models in real-time using the DAX API; and Cube Cloud for Excel Add-in, which connects to governed data with Excel desktop or Excel online.

DiffusionData announced that Diffusion Cloud is now available free on a no-obligation trial basis for one month, with no deployment costs. DiffusionData empowers financial institutions via its secure data streaming framework. Diffusion During the trial, users will be able to connect to their existing data sources, such as a Kafka instance or Redis database, and stream in minutes. The framework enables efficient, cost-effective cloud deployments, saving egress costs, and is suitable for Mobile and Web applications where performance and scalability are essential.

Ellie.ai and CData Software announced a strategic partnership that enhances data integration for Ellie customers. By embedding access to CData’s extensive library of data connectors into the Ellie.ai platform, users can now directly connect to cloud applications, databases, and enterprise systems. Through this partnership, Ellie users will gain access to CData’s cloud-based data connectivity service that’s integrated directly into the Ellie.ai platform, giving customers effortless connectivity to hundreds of data sources.

InfluxData announced Amazon Timestream for InfluxDB Read Replicas, a new capability for improved query performance and high availability for enterprise-scale time series workloads on AWS. Designed for developers requiring high-query throughput, Amazon Timestream for InfluxDB Read Replicas provides scalable query capacity, rapid failover, and uninterrupted access to critical time series data—without the complexity of cluster management. Additionally, Read Replicas provides enterprise-grade resilience and performance tailored for small to medium-sized workloads, meeting the growing demand for seamless, always-on operations.

Pangea announced the general availability of AI Guard and Prompt Guard to secure AI. Pangea AI Guard prevents sensitive data leakage and blocks malicious and unwanted content like profanity, self-harm, and violence. Threat intelligence is provided by partners Crowdstrike, DomainTools, and ReversingLabs. Pangea Prompt Guard analyzes user and system prompts to block jailbreak attempts and organizational limit violations. Using a defense-in-depth approach, it detects prompt injection attacks through heuristics, classifiers, and custom-trained large language models that can reliably detect attack techniques.

Privacera, the company founded by the creators of Apache Ranger, announced updates to its AI Governance (PAIG) platform, reinforcing its commitment to AI risk management and compliance. These additions align PAIG with the existing National Institute of Standards and Technology’s (NIST) AI Risk Management Framework. By aligning with the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, the company provides organizations with a standardized approach to mitigating AI security challenges, fostering responsible and trustworthy AI adoption.”

Reveille Software has unveiled its Reveille Winter 2025 Update, which incorporates AI-driven machine learning and new features. Some of those new features include Reveille AI Dynamic Thresholding, which utilizes open-source machine learning models to automatically set upper and lower thresholds, improving alert accuracy and reducing unnecessary notifications; expanded Microsoft 365, SharePoint Embedded, Microsoft Teams, and Copilot Observability; and new Reveille User Analytics Application Support, which offers advanced data-driven insights to improve automation efficiency and ensure optimal service levels.

Securiti announced that it has partnered with Databricks to integrate Databricks Mosaic AI and Delta tables into Securiti’s Gencore AI solution. This new partnership enables customers to build safe, enterprise-grade generative AI (GenAI) systems and AI agents more easily and quickly using proprietary enterprise data.

Sharon AI announced the launch of the Sharon AI Cloud. The Sharon AI Cloud is a custom software orchestration and automation platform, enabling self-provisioned, cutting-edge GPU Compute for HPC and research, AI training, fine-tuning, inferencing of generative AI, large language models, VFX rendering, and other complex workloads. The platform provides the full suite of Bare Metal Servers, Virtual Servers, and Containers with guaranteed, dedicated resources for non-contending performance.

VAST Data introduced the VAST Event Broker, a new capability designed to enable AI agents to process incoming data in real time. The VAST Event Broker provides a Kafka-compatible API, integrating event streaming, analytics, and AI within a unified data platform. This approach aims to address the limitations of traditional event-streaming architectures and support AI-driven decision-making.

In other news from VAST Data, the company announced the addition of Block storage capabilities to its VAST DataStore, expanding it into a multiprotocol storage platform. The new functionality will be available next month.

If your company has real-time analytics news, send your announcements to ssalamone@rtinsights.com.

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About Salvatore Salamone

Salvatore Salamone is a physicist by training who has been writing about science and information technology for more than 30 years. During that time, he has been a senior or executive editor at many industry-leading publications including High Technology, Network World, Byte Magazine, Data Communications, LAN Times, InternetWeek, Bio-IT World, and Lightwave, The Journal of Fiber Optics. He also is the author of three business technology books.

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