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Aiven, Confluent, Redpanda, StreamNative and Ververica Form Streamhouse Working Group

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Streamhouse Working Group
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English
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Aiven, Confluent, Redpanda, StreamNative, and Ververica have formed the Streamhouse Working Group to establish Streamhouse as an open, vendor-neutral category for data architectures that continuously provide current business data to production applications, analytics, and AI agents. Defined by real-time operation, production-grade reliability, and decentralized access to data where it resides, the architecture can incorporate technologies such as change data capture, event streaming, stream processing, open table formats, catalogs, and low-latency serving. The group positions Streamhouse as complementary to lakehouse architectures, which focus on historical data analysis, while Streamhouse supports systems that must act as events occur. Its definition will be maintained publicly through a versioned GitHub repository, and a trademark commitment allows anyone to use the term freely for architectures consistent with the definition.

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