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Unity Catalog and the next era of Apache Iceberg™

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By Jason Reid, Ryan Blue, Daniel Weeks 
| Databricks
The next phase of the open lakehouse will be defined by the catalog. Open table formats made it possible for many engines to work on the same data, but the catalog determines whether that data can be governed, optimized, and shared consistently across systems. As more workloads, including AI and agentic applications, depend on governed access to data across many systems, enterprises need an Iceberg catalog that can provide interoperability, great performance, and enterprise-ready governance.
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The Next Era of the Open Lakehouse: Apache Iceberg™ v3 in Public Preview on Databricks

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By Ryan Blue, Daniel Weeks , Jason Reid
| Databricks
Today, Databricks’s support of Iceberg v3 enters Public Preview, unlocking the latest innovations from the Iceberg community natively on the open lakehouse. Iceberg v3 marks a major step forward for open table formats, unlocking use cases across incremental data processing and semi-structured data analysis which previously required brittle workarounds.
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CERAWEEK: Energy system shock brings long-term opportunity for carbon markets

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By Daniel Weeks 
| S&P Global
Market-driven climate solutions will continue to push forward as policymakers shift their focus to geopolitical uncertainty, creating an opportunity for carbon markets to turn the Middle East war from a headwind into a tailwind, speakers said on a March 24 conference panel.
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