As one of the Snowflake Data Superheroes, I had the privilege to share my Snowflake Experience on the latest episode of Snowflake #DataSuperHeroes – Origins. I have been interviewed by Kent Graziano, Chief Technical Evangelist at Snowflake.
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Snowflake Data Cloud Summit proved that after all this years the core idea remains the same and is still strong. Technology should serve and Snowflake makes things simple. One Single Unified Platform, one product and one engine. Ease of use and Govenance. Maximum efficiency and maximum simplicity.
Bring the processing of data to the data instead of the other way around. Snowflake as a Platform where you build and share your Data, Apps and AI Products. Your data never has to leave the Platform and Snowflake takes care of this Platform.
The second day of Snowflake Summit in the Moscone Center in San Francisco started with Platform Keynote packed with announcements and demo’s. The announcements were not necessarily completely new, but a continuation of things Snowflake was already working on. Lot’s of Developments and Previews have made it to GA status and are now Generally Available to the public. A few announcements were made as wel.
This blogpost a summarization of my notes with were possible a link to Snowflake publications or documentation.
The first day of Snowflake Summit in the Moscone Center in San Francisco was a day with the first two announcements made during the Opening Keynote. These two announcements built upon the theme for this years Summit; “The Era of Enterprise AI”
