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Singdata Delivers True Multi-Cloud Data Freedom: Fully Managed Lakehouse SaaS Now Live Across 8 Global Clouds and 3 CPU Architectures

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Singdata Delivers True Multi-Cloud Data Freedom: Fully Managed Lakehouse SaaS Now Live Across 8 Global Clouds and 3 CPU Architectures
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Singdata Delivers True Multi-Cloud Data Freedom: Fully Managed Lakehouse SaaS Now Live Across 8 Global Clouds and 3 CPU Architectures

2026-09-15 10:00 Last Updated At:10:15

By bridging native SaaS simplicity with seamless cross-cloud flexibility, Singdata eliminates the high operational complexity of open-source engines and the regional limits of legacy cloud data warehouses.

SINGAPORE, Sept. 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Singdata, a pioneer in next-generation enterprise AI-native data infrastructure, today announced the full-spectrum availability of the Singdata Lakehouse across 8 major global cloud platforms and 3 computing hardware architectures.

Enterprises can now deploy Singdata's fully managed SaaS platform natively across Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Microsoft Azure, Alibaba Cloud, Tencent Cloud, Volcano Engine, Huawei Cloud, and Baidu AI Cloud, with full compatibility for Intel, AMD, and ARM CPU architectures.

Solving the Modern Multi-Cloud Dilemma

As global enterprises expand across continents, multi-cloud and hybrid-cloud infrastructure has shifted from an architectural option to an operational imperative. However, data engineering teams have traditionally been forced to choose between two imperfect compromises:

  1. The Open-Source Operational Trap: While open-source engines (such as StarRocks or ClickHouse) are technically portable across clouds, achieving true multi-cloud operational parity requires massive engineering toil. Teams end up bearing the burden of complex infrastructure orchestration, hardware tuning across disparate CPU architectures, manual patch management, and rising TCO—effectively replacing cloud vendor lock-in with heavy operational lock-in.
  2. The Cloud-SaaS Coverage Gap: On the other hand, legacy SaaS data platform giants like Snowflake and Databricks offer managed simplicity, but remain closely bound to three primary Western cloud providers. They lack native depth across critical regional clouds in Asia-Pacific and emerging markets, often falling short on dedicated, localized technical support and regional operational resource allocation.

Singdata bridges this gap by delivering the best of both worlds: the low-touch simplicity of a fully managed SaaS platform combined with true, cloud-agnostic deployment freedom.

Single-Engine Power: Proven Performance at Massive Scale

Built from the ground up on Singdata's proprietary "Single-Engine" architecture and advanced Generic Incremental Compute (GIC) technology, Singdata Lakehouse unifies data lake open storage with data warehouse analytical performance. By standardizing query engines, SQL syntax, and governance models across 8 cloud environments and Intel, AMD, and ARM processors, Singdata ensures that enterprise workloads run with identical performance and developer experience anywhere.

These enterprise-grade capabilities are already proven at massive scale. Leading content discovery giant REDNOTE leverages Singdata Lakehouse to support its massive-scale real-time data analytics. By adopting Singdata, REDNOTE has drastically cut data processing latencies and lowered total operational costs without managing underlying infrastructure complexity.

Rethinking Cloud Freedom

"Being able to run somewhere and being run for you there are two different problems," said Ethan Yu, Co-founder and CEO of Singdata. "Open-source engines solved the first one a long time ago. What took years was building the managed version of that same engine so it behaves identically across eight clouds and three chip architectures, so customers get both at once instead of trading one for the other."

As enterprise data strategies increasingly intersect with multi-cloud requirements and generative AI workloads, Singdata will continue deepening its ecosystem partnerships with global cloud vendors and hardware manufacturers to provide an open, performant, and future-proof AI+Data foundation.

About Singdata

Singdata is an enterprise AI-native data infrastructure company headquartered in Singapore, with engineering centred in Hangzhou, China. Its proprietary AI Lakehouse, powered by Generic Incremental Compute (GIC), bridges the last mile between enterprise data and AI. Singdata is a core contributor to the Apache Iceberg open standard and is committed to becoming a trusted Data + AI infrastructure platform for Asia-Pacific.

Website: www.singdata.com

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Singdata Delivers True Multi-Cloud Data Freedom: Fully Managed Lakehouse SaaS Now Live Across 8 Global Clouds and 3 CPU Architectures

Singdata Delivers True Multi-Cloud Data Freedom: Fully Managed Lakehouse SaaS Now Live Across 8 Global Clouds and 3 CPU Architectures

  • Strengthens child safety framework across chat, user reporting, and AI interactions
  • KidsTopia becomes one of the few Korea-based members to earn the designation
  • Enhances AI safeguards with AI character disclosure and break reminders

LOS ANGELES and SEOUL, South Korea, Sept. 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Inculab plus, operator of the AI kids service KidsTopia, announced that it has earned the kidSAFE SAFE CERTIFIED Seal after completing the review under the global child online safety program, the kidSAFE Seal Program.

The kidSAFE Seal Program reviews online safety practices of digital services used by children, including websites and mobile apps. KidsTopia previously received the kidSAFE LISTED Seal and has now advanced to the kidSAFE SAFE CERTIFIED Seal following a review of its safety practices.

Spun off from LG U+, Inculab plus operates KidsTopia, an edutainment platform where children can play and learn, explore virtual spaces, interact with friends, and engage with AI characters. The service is available in 11 countries, including Korea, the United States, Japan, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Singapore.

As KidsTopia expands globally, Inculab plus has made child safety and privacy key priorities in building a trusted environment for children and parents.

During certification, KidsTopia strengthened its safety framework in line with kidSAFE guidance. Improvements include enhanced chat filters, automatic detection and masking of suspected personal information such as names and addresses, improved user reporting, and real-time delivery of filtering and reporting events to the moderation team.

KidsTopia also strengthened safeguards for AI interactions. The service informs children when they are interacting with an AI character to prevent confusion with a real person and provides break reminders after consecutive interactions to encourage safer AI use.

Mingu Kim, CEO of Inculab plus, said, "For KidsTopia to grow as a global service, it is important not only to provide engaging content but also to create a safe environment that children and parents can trust. We will continue to strengthen our child safety and privacy practices as we expand globally."

"We were impressed by Inculab plus' dedication to achieve certification and earn the kidSAFE SAFE CERTIFIED Seal," said Shai Samet, Founder and President of kidSAFE. "KidsTopia became one of the few Korea-based members to ever hold this designation. The team strengthened its chat filtering, user reporting, and AI safeguards and demonstrated a strong commitment to child safety as the service expands globally."

For media inquiries, please contact Jang Hoon (hoon.jang@inculabplus.com).

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Inculab plus' KidsTopia Earns 'kidSAFE SAFE CERTIFIED' Global Child Online Safety Seal

Inculab plus' KidsTopia Earns 'kidSAFE SAFE CERTIFIED' Global Child Online Safety Seal

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