EnterpriseDB Acquires Altinity to Add ClickHouse Support
EnterpriseDB acquires Altinity, the company said in a press release. The acquisition adds Altinity's ClickHouse software, managed services, and support to the EDB Postgres AI platform alongside Postgres.
EnterpriseDB plans to introduce integrated enterprise ClickHouse capabilities in the fourth quarter of 2026. Its integration plan includes a shared Apache Iceberg catalog and consistent access controls across Postgres and ClickHouse, connecting transactional data, real time analytics, and data lake workloads.
The planned deployment options include customer cloud accounts, a developer cloud, customer managed Kubernetes or OpenShift environments, and disconnected local hardware. Existing Altinity customers will continue receiving their current services and support while the companies combine their product plans.
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