As your data evolves, you need a way to track the who, what, when, why, and how of those changes. You need a data lineage system.

The technology, which enables rapid business transformation, requires a new data layer—one built for speed, scale, and ...

The immediate win for companies who are encountering similar data discovery and lineage problems is that they might not need to build their own solutions because there’s one free for the taking.

Airbyte's PyAirbyte open-source Python library has helped more than 10,000 AI and data engineers to sync over 6 billion records of data.

The new tool will provide critical visibility into data relationships, enabling upstream and downstream monitoring of data pipelines for rapid impact analysis, quality control, and enhanced governance ...

Until now, those who want to deploy Python have had to choose between expensive, custom deployment solutions and the compromises required by using open standards such as ONNX and PMML.

Datakin is announcing OpenLineage, its initiative to define industry-wide standards for data lineage, at the Open Core Summit today.

Sequoia is investing $12.5M in UK startup Pydantic to help it expand beyond its open source data-validation framework.

Pydantic, the popular Python library and open source data-validation framework used by some of the world’s biggest companies, has a new commercial namesake and the backing of one of Silicon ...

An open-source environment must be able to expand in scope and range to handle the needs of increasing data, tools and compute as organizations’ requirements change.