For years, enterprises have maintained separate systems for processing transactional (OLTP) and analytical (OLAP) data, even if that meant moving data between them. However, the rise of autonomous agents and AI applications needing immediate access to data while generating volumes of operational data themselves, has exposed the cost and complexity of maintaining those separate systems.
The industry’s response has been quick, with data warehouse and database vendors proposing a wave of competing approaches to collapsing those data silos. In the past few weeks Databricks unveiled LTAP and EDB introduced converged analytics, while late last year Snowflake launched pg_lake, all of which offer different blueprints for bringing transactional, analytical and AI workloads closer together.
Now it’s the turn of distributed PostgreSQL provider pgEdge, which has introduced a beta version of ColdFront, a PostgreSQL-native hot-and-cold data tiering architecture that automatically moves older data in
Escalating US-Iran tensions risk prolonged market volatility, impacting global energy supply and investor confidence amid geopolitical instability.
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Iran announces strikes on US-linked sites before they occur. Trump will agree to Iranian oil sanction relief by June 30 at 20.5% YES.
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The attacks highlight vulnerabilities in enterprise systems, emphasizing the need for robust cybersecurity measures to protect sensitive data.
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The breach highlights the critical need for robust authentication in AI systems, challenging the safety assumptions of large-scale AI deployments.
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Inside the six-month North Korean operation that drained Drift Protocol for $285M and KelpDAO for $292M, and what it means for the future of DeFi security.
Bitcoin is showing a monthly momentum signal that has appeared near several major cycle lows, which raises the possibility that the current correction is entering its final stage. The setup is based on the monthly logarithmic MACD histogram, where previous Bitcoin bottoms formed only when the red bars began fading for at least two straight months. The same signal may now be forming again, but there is one important catch. Bitcoin MACD Repeating Bottom Pattern The technical outlook in question is based on the monthly candlestick timeframe chart, but May has not closed yet, and Bitcoin is still trading in a fragile zone below $76,000 after failing to hold above the $80,000 region, which it broke above earlier in the month. Technical analysis done by crypto analyst Washigorira focuses on a simple but historically significant feature that involves two consecutive lighter red bars on Bitcoin’s monthly logarithmic MACD histogram. In past cycles, the darker red histogram bars showed expandin
