The warehouse company had quickly become the startup's top customer.
MotherDuck is purchasing Tower after becoming its largest customer almost overnight. The data warehouse company is buying the startup to bring its pipeline runtime in-house. Coverage quotes the reasoning that one can rent a feature but cannot rent a foundation. The New Stack reports that MotherDuck had already been using Tower technology to power its data pipelines before the deal. The acquisition follows rapid adoption by the warehouse firm. This integrates the runtime directly rather than continuing as a customer of the startup.
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The warehouse company had quickly become the startup's top customer.
MotherDuck is purchasing Tower after becoming its largest customer almost overnight. The data warehouse company is buying the startup to bring its pipeline runtime in-house. Coverage quotes the reasoning that one can rent a feature but cannot rent a foundation. The New Stack reports that MotherDuck had already been using Tower technology to power its data pipelines before the deal. The acquisition follows rapid adoption by the warehouse firm. This integrates the runtime directly rather than continuing as a customer of the startup.
The New Stack@thenewstack“You can rent a feature, but you can’t rent a foundation”: why MotherDuck bought the startup already powering its data pipelines
The New Stack@thenewstack“You can rent a feature, but you can’t rent a foundation”: why MotherDuck bought the startup already powering its data pipelines
