Our customers are at the forefront of some of the most interesting data in the world, using SingleStoreDB to push the boundaries every day. To do this well, they leverage the expertise of our Support Engineering Team, composed of technical subject-matter experts on the frontlines of critical customer issues. To accurately identify the source and solution of an issue, this team will take the time to learn about the customer's business and systems while helping to improve their fundamental SingleStoreDB and database operational knowledge. This often requires additional research and time spent on learning new technologies and tools outside SingleStoreDB while also being deeply engaged with multiple departments including development teams, query performance engineering, product management, infrastructure SREs, etc. SingleStore is one platform for all data, built, so you can engage with insight in every moment. SingleStore is venture-backed and headquartered in San Francisco with offices in Sunnyvale, Seattle, Boston, London, Lisbon, Bangalore, Dublin and Kyiv.

SingleStore, the cloud-native database built for speed and scale to power data-intensive applications, announced it has selected AppDirect to power SingleStore Connect, a subscription commerce platform that removes the complexity of building a recurring business model. SingleStore Connect is an interactive marketplace for partners and customers to collaborate, discover new use cases and locate complementary technologies to maximize their SingleStore solution investments. "At SingleStore, we are committed to fostering a strong ecosystem by enabling collaboration, delivering value and building more comprehensive solutions," explained Oliver Schabenberger, chief innovation officer at SingleStore. "It was key for us to create a space where developers and customers can find solutions for their needs delivered from SingleStore and our partners." The new marketplace comes on the heels of SingleStore's latest funding – a $116 million round led by Goldman Sachs Asset Management earlier this month.

One of the most common questions I get asked is, 'What is the best database for Machine Learning?' In reality, the answer I give is nearly always, 'It depends', before bombarding the enquirer with a series of follow-up questions. But because'It depends' is never fun in blog form I have put together this list. Machine Learning has now penetrated every aspect of our lives whether you realise it or not. From the video recommendations you see on YouTube, the systems keeping you safe while you bank or shop online all the way to the processing of images on your smartphone.

November 1, 2021 -- MindsDB, an open-source machine learning (ML) startup that brings machine learning (ML) to databases, announced today an investment from Walden Catalyst Ventures, closing out MindsDB's total seed round to $7.6M. Walden Catalyst Ventures joins YCombinator, OpenOcean (the venture fund launched by the creators of MySQL and MariaDB), SpeedInvest, and the University of California Berkeley SkyDeck fund. MindsDB's mission is to democratize ML by giving enterprise databases "a brain," driving better, data-driven business decisions without enterprises needing to become AI developers or experts. With MindsDB's platform, companies can leverage machine learning capabilities with standard SQL knowledge, allowing enterprises to lower development costs while accelerating machine learning capabilities. The platform is already used by several thousand open-source developers for everything from forecasting heart disease risk to insurance premium forecasts.