Adaly Launches Federated DataOS for Enterprise AI Operations

May 27, 2026
Adaly has launched its Federated DataOS, a platform designed to give enterprises live access and control across their critical systems, enabling automation and AI operations on real-time data.

Adaly has launched its Federated DataOS, a platform built to give enterprises live access and control across all mission critical systems, announced in a press release. The system enables organizations to move from passive visibility to autonomous action by providing live read and write access to operational data.

Founded by Kyle Csik and Sasha Grujicic, Adaly is designed to operate as a secure and intelligent fabric that connects every system a business depends on. The platform integrates AI, automation, and human oversight to function on current operational data rather than replicated copies.

Adaly introduced three core packages with the launch. Vessel is an embedded layer that extends federated connectivity to applications, models, and workflows. Studio is a hosted workspace for orchestrating business systems across teams. Atlas serves as a custom operating system for large institutions, combining governance, federated intelligence, and AI automation.

The company stated that it is already working with Fortune 500 clients across healthcare, media, retail, and consumer goods sectors, with infrastructure designed to support diverse enterprise functions.

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