DuckDB's First Long-Term-Support Release Puts a Real Clock on In-Process Analytics
Data Engineering
Bruno Digital · 5h ago

DuckDB's First Long-Term-Support Release Puts a Real Clock on In-Process Analytics

DuckDB 2.0 ships the project's first long-term-support branch, backed through at least October 2027, plus a rebuilt SQL parser that turns the in-process database from a notebook convenience into a defensible production candidate.

DuckDB's First Long-Term-Support Release Puts a Real Clock on In-Process Analytics
Data Engineering·5h ago

DuckDB's First Long-Term-Support Release Puts a Real Clock on In-Process Analytics

DuckDB 2.0 ships the project's first long-term-support branch, backed through at least October 2027, plus a rebuilt SQL parser that turns the in-process database from a notebook convenience into a defensible production candidate.

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One EdTech Vendor's Breach Now Accounts for More Than Half of 2026's Breach Notices
Data Engineering·2d ago

One EdTech Vendor's Breach Now Accounts for More Than Half of 2026's Breach Notices

A single breach at Instructure, the company behind the Canvas learning platform, has generated roughly 275 million of the 471 million breach notices issued across the United States so far in 2026, a concentration that says more about vendor risk math than about any one company's security failures.

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ServiceNow's Pyramid Analytics Deal Bets Workflow Beats Dashboards
Data Engineering·2d ago

ServiceNow's Pyramid Analytics Deal Bets Workflow Beats Dashboards

ServiceNow has closed its acquisition of business intelligence vendor Pyramid Analytics and is wiring natural language analytics directly into its workflow platform, forcing CIOs to ask whether BI belongs embedded in the tools people already work in rather than off to the side.

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Snowflake's Observe Acquisition Pulls Observability Inside the Data Platform
Data Engineering·2d ago

Snowflake's Observe Acquisition Pulls Observability Inside the Data Platform

Snowflake's move to acquire AI powered observability startup Observe, reportedly for close to a billion dollars, is a bet that CIOs would rather consolidate telemetry into their data cloud than keep paying a separate observability vendor.

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Rocket Software's Vertica Deal Is a Warning About Betting On an Orphaned Database
Data Engineering·2d ago

Rocket Software's Vertica Deal Is a Warning About Betting On an Orphaned Database

Vertica has now changed corporate parents four times in just over a decade, and Rocket Software's completed acquisition from OpenText should push CIOs to start treating vendor ownership history as a real part of database due diligence.

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SAP's Reltio Deal Makes Master Data the Price of Entry for Enterprise AI
Data Engineering·2d ago

SAP's Reltio Deal Makes Master Data the Price of Entry for Enterprise AI

SAP has agreed to acquire master data management vendor Reltio and fold it into SAP Business Data Cloud, betting that AI agents are only as reliable as the golden record underneath them.

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A Ransomware Gang Claims 3.5 Million Patient Records From an API Veradigm Thought Was Isolated
Data Engineering·3d ago

A Ransomware Gang Claims 3.5 Million Patient Records From an API Veradigm Thought Was Isolated

The attacker never touched Veradigm's own network, just a vendor's stolen credentials and a customer-service API, and that is exactly why the claim is so hard to rule out.

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Progress Software Paid 400 Million Dollars for Domo's Data Platform, Not Its AI Story
Data Engineering·3d ago

Progress Software Paid 400 Million Dollars for Domo's Data Platform, Not Its AI Story

The real asset in this deal is 2,400 business customers already wired into cloud data warehouses, which matters more to Progress than any dashboard Domo ever shipped.

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