The modern data stack, specifically data warehouses, have emerged as a scalable and serverless solution for geospatial analysis. They provide a cost-effective manner of storing large amounts of geospatial data, separate computational power and storage resources, allowing for efficient querying, scaling, and security. Data warehouses support geospatial functions, enabling the ingestion and querying of geospatial data, and can even create machine learning models within them. The partnership between companies like CARTO and cloud providers offers tools such as Spatial SQL, map tiles, geocoding, trade area creation, and visualization in a dashboard. This enables teams to analyze and visualize geospatial data quickly, securely, and at scale, providing insights for business decisions.