Amazon to Acquire DuckLabs, Adding the Team Behind DuckDB Amid Broader Shakeup in Cloud Data
The deal gives Amazon a team of more than 30 engineers as it pushes S3 toward data analysis and AI workloads.
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Amazon to acquire DuckLabs, adding the team behind DuckDB amid broader shakeup in cloud data
Amazon is acquiring DuckLabs, the Amsterdam company behind DuckDB, the fast-growing open-source database developers use to analyze large amounts of data without paying for a cloud data warehouse. The team joins AWS, but the DuckDB project itself stays free and open source under an independent foundation.
AWS buys DuckLabs, the people behind the popular in-process OLAP database
Amazon Web Services has bought DuckLabs, the support and development company behind open-source DuckDB. The deal — the financial details of which were not disclosed — will see DuckLabs, founded by authors of the in-process OLAP database, become part of AWS. AWS said DuckDB and its related projects would remain free and open source under their MIT licenses, with the nonprofit DuckDB Foundation continuing to guide them. Written in C++, the databas…
Amazon Web Services acquires DuckLabs, the company behind the wildly popular DuckDB database
AWS's acquisition of DuckLabs could enhance cloud-based data analytics, potentially accelerating innovation and competition in the sector. The post Amazon Web Services acquires DuckLabs, the company behind the wildly popular DuckDB database appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
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