November 4, 2019

Employee Spotlight: Daniel Gray

The core of our organization is our team. And at AtScale, we’re a team of thinkers, innovators, and most importantly, doers. Want to know what it takes to join us? Today we introduce you to Daniel Gray, VP of Sales Engineering…

Posted by: Kayla Chiara

October 21, 2019

Employee Spotlight: Brandon Revelli

Team AtScale is always evolving. Since being founded in 2013 in San Mateo, we’ve traveled across the country and in late 2018, broke ground on a second home in Boston. Throughout these six years, we’ve been recognized in CRN’s Emerginging…

Posted by: Kayla Chiara

April 19, 2019

Analyzing Gartner’s 2019 Magic Quadrant for Analytics

On February 11th, 2019, Gartner released its latest magic quadrant for analytics and business intelligence platforms. As we’ve done since 2016, we will highlight who Gartner considers the market leaders to be, as well as any notable changes and constants…

Posted by: Dan Schulwolf

10 AtScale Scientific Observations

Five years ago we had a hypothesis that Business Intelligence (BI) needed a reboot. We planned to take the best parts of original BI ideas and merge them with modern engineering and data analytics to build a platform for delivering…

Posted by: Matthew Baird

March 6, 2019

What You Might Have Missed in March 2018

March is gone and Spring has arrived, at least for many of us. A lot happened in March, and we certainly don't want you to miss out on what’s big on big data. Without further ado, here is what you…

Posted by: Ashley Huang

TECH TALK: BI-on-Hadoop Engine Wars Continue…Everybody Wins

Just this week, AtScale published the Q4 Edition of our BI-on-Hadoop Benchmark, and we found 1.5X to 4X performance improvements across SQL engines Hive, Spark, Impala and Presto for Business Intelligence and Analytic workloads on Hadoop. Bottom line, the benchmark…

Posted by: Joshua Klahr

TECH TALK: AtScale, Hive, Druid: A Match Made In Heaven

The rapidly exploding demand for business intelligence on big data is nothing new - this trend is clearly indicated in recent Big Data Maturity surveys. As shown in the graphic below, 75% of respondents are planning on deploying BI workloads…

Posted by: Joshua Klahr