#Arraylake

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Science data comes in tables and tensors

Science data comes in tables and tensors

Apache Iceberg comes to Arraylake. Tables now live alongside Icechunk arrays in the same catalog, under the same permissions, in your own buckets — queryable from DuckDB, Spark, Trino, Snowflake, and Zax-SQL.

Joe Hamman
Joe Hamman

CTO & Co-founder

Matt Iannucci
Matt Iannucci

Staff Engineer

Our compute roadmap: introducing Zax SQL

Our compute roadmap: introducing Zax SQL

We're introducing Zax, a new query and compute engine for multidimensional scientific data, and Zax-SQL, the first interface to it. Zax plans your computation for you, so you are no longer responsible for tuning chunk sizes, worker counts, and memory limits.

Ryan Abernathey
Ryan Abernathey

CEO & Co-founder

Brian Davis
Brian Davis

Head of Product

Joe Hamman
Joe Hamman

CTO & Co-founder

Deepak Cherian
Deepak Cherian

Principal Research Engineer

Sebastian Galkin
Sebastian Galkin

Head of Engineering

Announcing the Arraylake Community Tier

Announcing the Arraylake Community Tier

Arraylake's refreshed Community Tier unlocks powerful developer capabilities and open-science workflows for free: create your own repos, bring your own object store or use 10 GB of managed storage, and serve data through Earthmover Compute with 50 compute credits per month.

Lindsey Nield
Lindsey Nield

Senior Engineer

Brian Davis
Brian Davis

Head of Product

Product Announcement: Teams in Arraylake

Product Announcement: Teams in Arraylake

Teams is here for Arraylake paid accounts: group users and API keys, grant roles once, and every member inherits them. Group-level access management for growing data teams.

Brian Davis
Brian Davis

Head of Product

Matt Iannucci
Matt Iannucci

Staff Engineer

Multiscale overviews in Arraylake: GeoZarr-Powered Pyramids in Flux - and How to Generate Them in Icechunk

Multiscale overviews in Arraylake: GeoZarr-Powered Pyramids in Flux - and How to Generate Them in Icechunk

Overviews, Multiscales, and Pyramids—oh my! We’re introducing multiscale support across Arraylake and Flux Tiles, powered by GeoZarr conventions. This post bridges the product and the data pipeline: how Flux uses precomputed overviews for efficient multiscale visualization, and how to generate those overviews so your datasets can take advantage of this capability.

Lindsey Nield
Lindsey Nield

Senior Engineer

The University of Southern Mississippi makes 90 million ocean profiles conversational: AQUAVIEW's approach to the World Ocean Database

The University of Southern Mississippi makes 90 million ocean profiles conversational: AQUAVIEW's approach to the World Ocean Database

How AQUAVIEW reorganized NOAA's World Ocean Database around instrument types, powered it with Arraylake, and built a natural language interface that turns hours-long data workflows into seconds.

Henry Jones PhD
Henry Jones PhD

Director of Research Development and Scientific Entrepreneurship, University of Southern Mississippi

Joshua Hill PhD
Joshua Hill PhD

Director, Institute for Advanced Analytics and Society, University of Southern Mississippi

Announcing the Arraylake MCP Server

Announcing the Arraylake MCP Server

The Arraylake MCP server is now publicly available. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client to your Arraylake data and let an AI assistant discover repositories, inspect schemas, query Flux, and render interactive maps.

Matt Iannucci
Matt Iannucci

Staff Engineer

How Kettle Uses Earthmover to Power Wildfire Risk Modeling at Scale

How Kettle Uses Earthmover to Power Wildfire Risk Modeling at Scale

The Company Kettle is not a typical insurance company. Using AI to build smarter insurance products, Kettle provides insurance for property owners in areas affected by catastrophic climate events, with a particular focus on wildfire. Their AI models consume over 130 terabytes of satellite, weather,

Margaret Francis
Margaret Francis

COO

Announcing Fine-Grained Access Controls

Announcing Fine-Grained Access Controls

Arraylake now supports fine-grained, repository-level permissions with admin, write, and read privilege levels, giving teams precise control over data access and secure sharing with external collaborators.

Brian Davis
Brian Davis

Head of Product