Built for Modern IT Infrastructure

Row64 can be flexibly deployed across on-premises, cloud, or hybrid environments. It ingests batch, streaming, and real-time data through dozens of pre-built connectors — extending your existing data ecosystem, not replacing it.

Run in Any Environment

Row64 is designed to run on premises, in the cloud, or via virtual machines. It’s highly performant even on $500 mini-PCs.

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Adapt to Any Workflows

Ingest data from multiple sources, and access and adapt data workflows and visuals, with Row64's APIs.

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More Compute, Without More Cost.

Row64's stack brings more computing power and performance with less infrastructure.

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Accessible and Secure

Simple Design

Industry standards across data formats, APIs, and interfaces soften the learning curve for new users.

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Free Up Data Teams

Non-technical users enjoy accessible dashboards while freeing data teams for high-priority tasks.

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Security-at-Scale

Federated security, layered access controls, and support for SE (Security Enhanced) Linux.

End-to-End Automation

Automate Dashboard creation, data ingest, and variants creation.

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Businesses often have the dilemma of too much data to work with interactively in todays analytics tools. Row64 allows the creativity and modeling speed of the spreadsheet without limits.
Clemens Kownatzki Associate Dean, Pepperdine Graziadio