more performance per dollar
Up to 50% lower TCO, at the same or better performance.
The agent-ready query engine with compute-storage separation for teams with ambitious data needs that charges for what you use, not a provisioned size. Sustains high velocity under high concurrency, on your existing tables, SQL, and platform governance.
Up to 50% lower TCO, at the same or better performance.
Query bills grow faster than analytics. Warehouses are sized for the peak and paid for while idle, so teams often ration dashboards, delay new use cases, and jump size tiers to scale. Agents asking thousands of questions an hour make it worse.
Up to 50% lower TCO, at the same or better performance.
Sustained in production, under 2s at p95. Low latency that holds as concurrency climbs.
Same tables, same SQL, same governance. Point the engine at what you already have.
Results from customer production environments; conditions on request.
Compute you can deploy and run anywhere, in-VPC, on-prem, or any cloud in your lakehouse: no changes to data, queries or governance. Connect to your analytics layer and point to your existing tables and catalog, one workload at a time.
Databricks SQL
SnowflakeTrinoAthena
Iceberg
Delta Lake
Parquet
Glue
Unity Catalog
PolarisMixed, multi-engine compute is a normal part of leading data platforms.
Each one a place where a warehouse is sized for the peak and paid for while idle.
Elastic, kubernetes-native compute to deploy in-VPC, sovereign, or air-gapped. Same catalog, security, and governance.
Runs in your accountsovereign and air-gapped environments: confirm the docs before launch
Run frequent, high-volume scheduled analytics and rapid refresh cycles without warehouse cost overruns.
Up to 50% lower TCOat the same or better performance
Serve multi-tenant analytics inside your SaaS product at high concurrency, at a fraction of the cost.
15M+ queries a dayNasdaq-listed SaaS, 60% cheaper than Databricks, 80%+ cheaper than Snowflake
Real-time dashboards and exploration that stay fast while hundreds of people and tiles ask at once.
under 2s at p95at 1,000+ queries per second, in production
Serve agents that ask thousands of short, bursty questions an hour, at a cost per query that makes always-on monitoring practical.
1,000+ QPSproduction proof; no agent benchmark yet
Semantic lookups on the same tables as your SQL, with built-in cosine similarity, so there is no separate vector store to sync, govern and pay for.
One engine, one set of tableshybrid query latency at concurrency: confirm before claiming
An atomic, distributed architecture removes the typical central coordinator, so parallel queries fan out independently to achieve high velocity sustained at high concurrency.
There is no coordinator queue in front of the engine. Each query gets its own slice of compute the moment it arrives, so p95 holds as the number of askers climbs.
Agents do not ask one big question. They ask thousands of short, bursty ones an hour, in parallel. The engine treats each as its own small job, so one agent's burst never queues another's.
Works with Databricks, Snowflake and self-managed open-format environments through open standards.
Kubernetes-native. Run it as a hosted service, or deploy it in your own VPC on AWS and Azure. Your data, catalog and policies stay where they are either way.
Point the engine at the tables you already have and keep the SQL you already wrote. If a dialect differs, the SQL is rewritten and the rewrite is revealed to you before it runs.
Granularly scale at 1-vCPU-hr consumption with each query, drop to zero when idle, not to a warehouse capacity size you picked in advance.
Set guardrails and thresholds per cluster. Admission control, workload isolation, and timeouts will log, alert, or cancel a query in real time before it costs you.
Every statement is logged with who ran it, from which tool, what it scanned, and how long it took. Export it over OpenTelemetry to your existing tools.
| You are considering | What it is good at | Where e6data fits |
|---|---|---|
| Scaling your Databricks SQL or Snowflake warehouse | Broad workloads, one platform | Your heaviest, high-concurrency workloads at a fraction of the cost, on the same tables at same or better performance |
| Trino, Presto, Athena, Starburst | Open, flexible engines | 3–3.5x faster on total suite time than EMR Trino and Starburst Galaxy on the same Delta tables (TPC-DS 1 TB, 8 Oct 2026); every query finished in that run |
| A real-time database (e.g., ClickHouse, StarRocks) | Speed on data copied into its own format | Real-time speed on the lakehouse tables you already govern, without a copy to sync |
| Tuning queries and warehouses | Quick wins | Do it first. When tuning stops paying, swap the engine for that workload |
80%+ cheaper than Snowflake. 2x faster p95 than Databricks. $12M+ saved over three years. No changes to data, governance, applications or queries.
Compute scales with each query and drops to zero when idle. No warehouse size to pick, no idle hours on the bill.
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Databricks
Snowflake
BigQuery
RedshiftAthena / TrinoSpark SQLANSI SQL
Tableau
Power BI
AI agentsReporting toolsAPIsJDBCODBCPython
Unity Catalog
Hive Metastore
AWS Glue
PolarisIceberg RESTRangerOPAPurview
Delta Lake
Iceberg
Hudi
ParquetJSON
AWS S3
Azure ADLS
Google GCSOneLakeAny object storage
Azure
Google CloudIn-VPCOn-premAir-gappedConnects over open catalog APIs, Iceberg REST and Unity REST, the same way Apache Spark does. Zero query rewrites, no data movement, no governance changes.
No. e6data reads the open tables you already have, in your object storage, through your catalog.
The measured share of queries that run unchanged will be published with the method. Where a dialect differs, the statement is rewritten and the rewrite is explained.
Not with in-VPC deployment: compute runs next to your tables. For serverless, we document the exact data flow before you decide.
You pay per query, not for the size you picked, and it stays fast at high concurrency instead of queuing behind a coordinator.
Do not take them on faith. Ask us for a pilot on your own workload. We put the target savings in writing. No proof, no contract.
Workloads dominated by 10 TB+ batch reports, or long join-heavy finance reports. We will tell you up front.
Yes. Move one workload at a time, on the same tables. Reverse it if you want.
AWS or Azure Marketplace, against existing commitments.
Built for high-concurrency, short queries, which is what agents send. Production proof is 1,000+ QPS under 2s at p95; an agent-specific benchmark is in progress.
Bring the dashboard that is slow or the bill that keeps climbing. We will show you the engine on a workload shaped like it, and tell you where it would not help.
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