SWIRL Launches AI Warehouse for Real-Time Analytics Without Data Migration

Sep 23, 2025
SWIRL has introduced the SWIRL AI Warehouse, a platform offering real-time analytics without the need for ETL or data migrations, announced in a press release.

SWIRL has introduced the SWIRL AI Warehouse (SWIRL AIW), a platform designed to deliver real-time analytics without the need for ETL, data migrations, or vendor lock-in, announced in a press release. This innovative solution virtualizes existing data from sources like Oracle, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, MySQL, and IBM DB2, unifying them into a single analytics and AI layer.

The SWIRL AI Warehouse allows enterprises to perform federated SQL queries directly on live systems, eliminating the need to move or transform data into a centralized cloud. This approach offers real-time operational data, strengthens compliance by inheriting existing permissions, and reduces infrastructure costs. The platform is available for deployment on-premises, in private clouds, or at the edge, ensuring data remains secure and governed.

SWIRL AI Warehouse is now available, and interested parties can request a demo through their website.

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