Blog

This curated set of posts from the Starburst blog have been compiled for the Developer Center community.

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What is Lakeside AI?

AI apps require data. Lots of it. To succeed, organizations need data architecture that can

Oct 24th, 2025

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Starburst Integration with Unity Catalog

Starburst, the data foundation that powers analytics, applications, and AI, now supports Unity Catalog as

Oct 20th, 2025

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How AI Agents Consume Data Products

Data products are curated, documented, and governed datasets designed for use by a broad audience

Oct 16th, 2025

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How Starburst Galaxy Helps Unblock AI Projects

Every company is eager to adopt AI, and with good reason. An organization’s AI strategy

Oct 14th, 2025

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What is Vector Storage?

The footprint of AI is growing day by day. With this rise comes growth in

Oct 10th, 2025

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The Limits of Centralized Data Architectures

Data architecture is the framework that defines how data is collected, stored, transformed, and consumed

Oct 7th, 2025

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How to Adopt AI in Your Organization

Across every industry, AI is now a boardroom-level priority. Organizations correctly see it as a

Oct 1st, 2025

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From Amazon S3 to Insights

Amazon S3 has become the backbone of modern data storage, but storage alone does not

Sep 30th, 2025

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Principles for Building AI Data Products

Universal, fast, and secure data access is the non-negotiable starting point for any AI data

Sep 27th, 2025

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How the Starburst AI Agent Delivers Data Faster

Getting AI apps to production means bringing the right data to AI, regardless of where

Sep 26th, 2025

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Building Starburst Data Pipelines with SQL or Python

It’s easy to see Starburst primarily as a SQL query engine, but did you know

Sep 15th, 2025

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Comparing Foundational Features of Trino, Hive & Spark

Open-source frameworks for data lake analytics have existed for over a decade now and have

Sep 15th, 2025

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