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The 10 Coolest Big Data Startups Of 2020

Businesses and organizations today are turning to next-generation big data software and services startups to help them identify, integrate, prepare and manage the huge volumes of data they need for business analytics, digital transformation and other initiatives. Here’s a look at 10 startups that offer ground-breaking technology that help solution providers and their customers meet their big data challenges.

By Rick Whiting November 28, 2020, 10:00 AM EST
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Alluxio

Top Executive: Founder and CEO Haoyuan Li

Headquarters: San Mateo, Calif.

Alluxio offers a data orchestration platform for managing data for analytics and machine- learning applications when the compute and data storage functions are in separate locations—an increasingly common situation in today’s complex hybrid cloud and multi-cloud IT environments.

The virtual distributed storage system is based on a memory-centric, fault-tolerant architecture that enables the separation of storage and compute functions. The technology is based on U.C. Berkeley’s AMPLab Tachyon open-source project, whose creators founded Alluxio in 2015.

In October the company released Alluxio Data Orchestration Platform 2.4. The release offers new tools and functionality for linking data-driven applications, such as AI tools and business analytics software, with dispersed data sources like Hadoop-based data lakes, Amazon S3 and Google Cloud Storage.

 
 
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