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What´s New in Denodo Platform 8.0

August 12, 2020

Denodo Platform 8.0 is a significant step forward in realizing the vision of a logical data fabric as a unified data delivery platform that bridges the gap between IT infrastructure and consuming business applications. Denodo Platform 8.0 is based on the same data virtualization technology that Denodo has developed over the years to unify data integration, metadata management, security, and data governance. Denodo Platform 8.0 greatly accelerates the delivery of governed data to all data consumers, in the most appropriate format for each, across multiple distributed heterogeneous systems

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