Visual industrial analytics leader Spotfire has announced the launch of Spotfire® Push Compute on the Snowflake AI Data Cloud, an integration engineered to enable energy and manufacturing organizations to execute large-scale, complex data transformations and Snowpark computations directly within Snowflake without moving underlying data. By pairing high-volume distributed compute with Spotfire’s interactive, domain-specific visual exploration platform, joint customers can now build self-service, repeatable analytical workflows for heavy-duty industrial datasets including time series sensor logs, basin-wide directional surveys, and asset valuations while ensuring strict data governance. Contextualizing the technology’s strategic value for industrial sectors, Brad Hopper, VP of Industry Applications at Spotfire, states:
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“Spotfire’s Push Compute integration with Snowflake is a major technology milestone, unlocking industrial AI and analytics at scale for our joint customers in Manufacturing and Energy. As these customers migrate a diversity of their largest scale data to Snowflake, including basin-wide directional surveys, well and drilling logs, time series data from sensors, and more, Spotfire and Snowflake will enable them to perform strategic, cross-domain analytics for field development, production optimization, asset valuation, and operational excellence.” Reaffirming the collaborative impact across Snowflake’s data ecosystem, Rodrigo Rocha, Vice President, Worldwide ISVs and Enterprise Technology Partnerships at Snowflake, added: “Spotfire’s commitment to helping Snowflake mobilize the world’s data can be seen through the launch of Push Compute. We look forward to driving deeper value for Snowflake’s AI Data Cloud ecosystem through collaboration with Spotfire to allow access to scalable compute for heavy-duty analyses combined with in-memory interactive Spotfire visualizations through Snowflake’s single, integrated platform.”