Revolutionizing the Data Industry: Databricks Marketplace to Introduce Next-Gen Lakehouse Applications and Ready-to-Use AI Models

Databricks, the unified data analytics platform, recently announced that its Marketplace service will soon host next-gen lakehouse apps. The move will give Databricks’ enterprise customers more resources to put their data into use and drive business growth. With the addition of lakehouse apps, the company is expanding its ecosystem to include third-party apps that leverage next-gen technologies to unlock the value of data.

Databricks will host next-generation Lakehouse applications on its Marketplace service

The Databricks Marketplace service, which was launched last year, allows users of the Databricks platform to discover and share applications, data, and machine learning models in an easy-to-use marketplace environment. With the new addition of next-gen lakehouse apps, Databricks’ enterprise customers will have access to even more powerful tools for working with their data.

Expansion of the ecosystem with third-party apps leveraging next-gen technologies

The addition of Lakehouse apps to the Databricks Marketplace is part of the company’s ongoing effort to expand its ecosystem with third-party apps that leverage next-generation technologies. These technologies include large language models that can power advanced natural language processing applications, as well as other advanced machine learning and AI models.

Lakehouse Apps provide a secure way for vendors to take their products to potential customers

One of the significant challenges faced by vendors of data analytics applications is how to get their products into the hands of potential customers while still maintaining security, privacy, and compliance controls. Lakehouse apps address all these challenges, giving vendors a way to take their products to potential customers with the same security, privacy, and compliance controls as Databricks.

Apps will run directly on a Databricks user’s lakehouse instance and integrate with their data

Once a Databricks user chooses an app from the marketplace, it will run directly on their lakehouse instance and securely integrate with the data stored there. This means that users will be able to access all the powerful features of next-gen lakehouse apps quickly and easily, without having to worry about complicated setup or configuration.

The marketplace will provide easy access to third-party AI models for various use cases and domains

Databricks Marketplace will enable easy access to AI models developed and provided by third parties, catering to a variety of use cases and domains. This way, customers can access the model they need right where their data is located, while providers are able to monetize their work, reaching thousands of enterprises on Databricks.

Databricks is adding new data providers to its marketplace

In addition to expanding its ecosystem with new applications and technologies, Databricks is also adding new data providers to its marketplace. These data providers include S&P Global, Corelogic, YipitData, Datavant, IQVIA, Accuweather, SafeGraph, and LiveRamp. These providers will provide data and services that will be available to Databricks’ enterprise customers through the Marketplace.

Databricks’ announcement that its Marketplace service will soon host next-gen lakehouse apps is great news for enterprise customers who are looking to unlock the full potential of their data. The addition of third-party apps that leverage next-gen technologies will provide users with even more powerful tools for working with their data. The marketplace will enable easy access to AI models developed and provided by third parties, catering to a variety of use cases and domains.

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