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Confluent Introduces Its Streamhouse Architecture to Power AI With Real

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SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Confluent, an IBM company, today announced new capabilities for building a Streamhouse, a new type of data architecture that keeps business context current for AI agents, applications and analytics as they make decisions and take action. With Lightning Tables now generally available on AWS, Confluent completes its five-pillar Data Streaming Platform, bringing capabilities to Stream, Connect, Process, Govern and now Query data together in a unified platform for bui

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