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The modern data warehouse for hybrid cloud.

About Yellowbrick Data

Yellowbrick Data is a wildly aggressive, hyper-specialized disruptor that completely attacked the "Price-Performance and Hardware Physics" market. While cloud giants rely on standard generic servers, Yellowbrick was mathematically engineered from the silicon up to maximize physical hardware architecture. It is the absolute weapon of choice for companies that need terrifyingly fast, sub-second query performance on petabytes of data, but cannot afford the massive, unpredictable compute bills of Snowflake. Its signature feature is "Direct-to-CPU NVMe Architecture." In standard databases, data travels from the SSD, through the operating system kernel, to the RAM, and then to the CPU. Yellowbrick mathematically bypassed the operating system. They engineered custom software that streams data directly from NVMe SSDs straight into the CPU cache. This terrifyingly efficient mathematical pipeline allows Yellowbrick to execute complex SQL queries 10x to 100x faster than legacy enterprise platforms. It heavily dominates "Predictable Pricing for Massive Workloads." With Snowflake or BigQuery, a badly written SQL query can mathematically cost a company $10,000 in compute credits in an hour. Yellowbrick offers a mathematically predictable subscription. A massive telecommunications company can execute 10 million complex dashboard queries a day. The queries execute instantly via the NVMe architecture, and the telecom pays a flat, predictable monthly fee, completely eradicating cloud billing anxiety.

Deployment

  • On-Premise
  • Cloud, SaaS, Web
  • Hardware Appliance

Support

  • 24/7 Enterprise Support
  • Dedicated Account Manager
  • Community Forum

Training

  • Live Online
  • Webinars
  • Documentation
  • Certification

Ideal Company Size

Medium, Enterprise Employees

Pricing Overview

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Starting price / month

LicensingConsumption-Based (Pay-per-Second Compute)
Supported LanguagesEnglish
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