Hydrolix provides a streaming data lake platform optimized for log-intensive use cases, enabling both real-time and historical analytics at scale. By combining decoupled storage, indexed search, and high-density compression, it delivers sub-second query performance on petabyte-scale data at a radically lower cost than traditional solutions. The platform is trusted by major media companies like Fox, ABC, and Paramount for mission-critical live events, and has grown to over 650 customers globally. With $155 million in total funding, Hydrolix addresses the scale barriers of global reach and real-time performance for observability and security platforms.
Hydrolix updated its MCP Server documentation on June 25, 2026, describing both remote and local deployment modes for LLM clients to query Hydrolix databases through MCP.
Hydrolix refreshed its Visualization Tools documentation on June 24, 2026, listing supported analytics and dashboard integrations such as Grafana, Kibana, Superset, Redash, Splunk, and Tableau.
Hydrolix emphasizes the importance of complete CDN visibility for game publishers to prevent revenue loss. The article highlights how unified visibility solutions help identify and resolve CDN issues before they negatively impact business operations.
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Marty Kagan
Co-founder/CEO
Angela Lee
Chief Financial Officer
Simon Ouderkirk
VP of Product Management
Aimee Ransel
Head of Product Operations
Todd Persen
CTO
Tal Shalom
Field CTO
Catherine Johnson
VP Global Solutions Engineering
Enrico R.
VP, Global Sales, Hydrolix
Brian Howie
Chief Revenue Officer
Christina Cewe
SVP of Global Sales
Jason Turner
VP Global Services and Support
Joshua Scott
CISO / VP of Security
Sam Smith
VP People & Culture
Hydrolix has introduced new capabilities to provide streaming ad publishers with end-to-end visibility. This development aims to assist publishers in optimizing their revenue opportunities within the streaming advertising ecosystem.
Hydrolix provided FOX with real-time observability insights during the Super Bowl, processing 200 terabytes of data. This enabled FOX to monitor and analyze streaming performance during the live event.
Hydrolix has announced an integration with Mux, allowing streaming video providers to monitor video observability from the origin to the screen. This partnership aims to enhance video monitoring capabilities for their joint customers. The integration combines Hydrolix's data platform with Mux Data's video performance metrics.
Hydrolix has announced a partnership with G&L Systemhaus. This collaboration aims to improve the delivery of both live and on-demand media content.
Hydrolix published a blog post detailing how their platform can be used for multi-CDN monitoring, citing Paramount as a user of their technology to monitor CDNs and enhance user experience. The article highlights the importance of monitoring multi-CDN environments to maintain high quality of service.
