
United States · Information technology & services startup
Hydrolix is a Portland, Oregon-based company that offers a real-time data platform and streaming data lake designed for managing large volumes of log data, ranging from terabytes to petabytes.
Funding reportedLast round: Series C
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Hydrolix is a Portland, Oregon-based company that offers a real-time data platform and streaming data lake designed for managing large volumes of log data, ranging from terabytes to petabytes.
Founded in 2018 by Marty Kagan and Hasan Alayli, Hydrolix focuses on providing efficient log data retention and analytics, combining the performance of a data warehouse with the flexibility of a data lake. The platform allows enterprises to retain full-fidelity data without sampling, enabling long-term data storage at reduced costs. The Hydrolix platform supports real-time data ingestion, high-density compression, and indexed search capabilities, allowing for sub-second query performance. It is suitable for various applications, including security, observability, digital advertising, and regulatory compliance. The company has secured significant funding and reports strong growth, serving Fortune 500 clients across multiple industries. Hydrolix also maintains strategic partnerships with major companies like Akamai and AWS to enhance its data solutions.
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zero egress costsmulti-region deploymentconsumerssaas deploymentdata retentiondata governancecomputer & network securitykubernetes-native architectureenterprisestechnical demoai/ml log analyticsmulti-tenancyindustry-leading compressioninformation technology & servicessecurity compliancecost savings
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