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.Expanso has created The Bacalhau Project, an open source architecture that allows users to run compute jobs where the data is generated and stored. thenewstack.io/a-startup-comp…

We’re moving toward a world where data sovereignty is table stakes. If you’re building data infra, you need to think globally - and legally. This new Bacalhau tutorial walks through setting up multi-region compute and anonymization using Microsoft Presidio, while keeping

As Data + AI Summit rolls on—with more features, more data, and more spend—we’re focused on something else: You should be paying less. Expanso cuts data infrastructure costs by up to 80%. Without disrupting your stack. You need proof, so we let you run it. Anywhere, at any

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Bacalhau v1.8.0 is live. We’ve made distributed computing radically more usable and radically more cost-efficient:  • 📊 Native Splunk integration: Slash logging costs by up to 80%  • 🏷️ Name-based jobs: Human-readable jobs, not UUIDs  • 🛠️ Enhanced daemon reliability for

Read the full The Bacalhau Project v.1.8.0 release blog post → open.substack.com/pub/bacalhau/p…

Remember j-f47ac10b-58cc-4372-a567-0e02b2c3d479? Of course not. Bacalhau 1.8 lets you name your jobs, rerun them, version and even diff your jobs before you run them.

Read the full breakdown on our blog to see how it works in detail → bac.al/180day2

We’ve supercharged daemon jobs in the latest Bacalhau release—rebuilt the orchestration logic to be smarter, faster, and more responsive. What it means for you: ✅ Instant deployment to new nodes as they join ✅ Stronger reliability—cluster-wide coverage without fail ✅

Code runs. Results appear. - No keys to manage - No storage config to maintain - No hunting for outputs Bacalhau 1.8 makes storage feel like it should: invisible. bac.al/180day4