Contest for control over the semantic layer for analytics begins in earnest

Kyligence announced it is making an enterprise edition of Apache Kylin — dubbed Kyligence Cloud 4 — available on the AWS and Microsoft Azure clouds, where it can pull data from not just Snowflake, but also object-based storage repositories. The enterprise edition of the platform was previously available only for on-premises platforms.

That capability is critical because over time the primary platform organizations opt to store data on will change, Kang noted. “The center of data gravity tends to shift,” Kang explained.

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About Kyligence
Founded by the creators of Apache Kylin, Kyligence Cloud provides an intelligent analytics performance layer that sits between data sources and BI tools. Kyligence features an AI-Augmented learning engine to ensure peak performance and vastly simplified data modeling. The result is sub-second query response time for BI, SQL, OLAP, and Excel users even against petabytes of data.

Kyligence is headquartered in San Jose, CA. Investors include Redpoint Ventures, Cisco, China Broadband Capital, Shunwei Capital, Eight Roads Ventures (the proprietary investment arm of Fidelity International Limited), and Coatue Management. Kyligence serves a global customer base that includes UBS, Costa, Appzen, McDonald’s, L’OREAL, Porsche, Xactly, China Merchants Bank, and China Construction Bank.

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