Recently we have had more big wins in what I am seeing becoming more mainstream everyday – the edge-to-cloud architecture. A few thoughts on what's happening and how it may give you some things to think about as you pursue AI/ML in an increasingly edge-first or distributed environment.
I am really excited about our win in the robodrive world. One of the world's leading automotive manufacturers has selected the MapR Data Platform as the foundation for their next-gen autonomous vehicle program. The architecture requires consistency from edge to multi-cloud and also needs to support a variety of processing and analytic/AI tools easily. The ability to have robust, persistent, and replayable streaming data is critical, as is mission-critical capability and reliability, of course.
MapR's success here is because of our platform's shrink-to-fit edge footprint and its ability to transparently create a global data fabric that spans the edge to multiple clouds. In fact, our current wins are being driven by this unique capability. The concepts here are very widely applicable, and we have already seen similar concepts applied in energy production and in smart healthcare medical equipment.
I am also pleased our concept of dataware – a new layer in the modern data stack – is resonating well with customers and prospects. Dataware is an abstraction layer that allows you to manage your entire data ecosystem from one platform, decoupled from any dependencies. It gives you a consistent approach to manage, secure, govern, and protect all data across your enterprise. By optimizing the entire data lifecycle, dataware powers applications that simultaneously require real-time analytics and AI/ML. Dataware is the next critical layer in the enterprise stack, much like middleware, applications, and hardware are today.
We are also proud to be an early and aggressive adopter of Kubernetes technology, including Kubeflow. Our first major new product announcement was on April 2nd showcasing our tech preview of separating compute and storage. You can spin up apps in Kubernetes in the cloud or on-premises, while having easy and secure access to stateful data in the MapR data platform. This has the advantages of greater elasticity for many types of workloads. Check out our announcement below.
I invite you to find out more about the powerful notion of dataware and also to talk to us about how our edge-to-cloud architecture could add value to your initiatives.
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