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MotherDuck is a cloud-based analytics platform designed to offer efficient and scalable data processing solutions. It leverages the existing capabilities of DuckDB, an in-process analytical database management system, to provide a seamless integration ...
MotherDuck is a cloud-based analytics platform designed to offer efficient and scalable data processing solutions. It leverages the existing capabilities of DuckDB, an in-process analytical database management system, to provide a seamless integration ...
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MotherDuck provides data infrastructure and analytics for both small and big data.

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For the BI analyst, FSQ Spatial Workbench provides a streamlined path from business data to spatial insights through a familiar SQL-first interface. Analysts can load their business data into our pre-provisioned MotherDuck instances, perform spatial analysis through SQL queries with inline map visualizations, and seamlessly transition from exploratory analysis in SQL workbooks to creating publication-ready interactive Kepler.gl maps and dashboards.

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Anyshift Annie is your AI Site Reliability Engineer, deployed as a Slack-native and MCP-compatible agent. Annie investigates incidents, answers infrastructure questions, and audits changes against a versioned knowledge graph that spans every layer of your stack: cloud (AWS, GCP, Azure), infrastructure-as-code (Terraform), containers (Kubernetes), and monitoring (Datadog, PagerDuty, incident.io). Unlike telemetry-based AIOps tools that infer cause from logs and metrics, Anyshift reads the topolo

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Lattice Grid is a JavaScript data grid built for applications that work with real data volumes and real users. The grid itself does what a serious grid has to: virtualised rows and columns into the millions, frozen columns and pinned rows, column groups and bands, sorting, multi-column filtering with a filter row and per-column menus, grouping with aggregates, pivoting, tree data, merged cells, row numbers, find-in-grid, autosize, saved views and column state that round-trips, keyboard navigat