Kinetica offers its own LLM for SQL queries, citing security, privacy concerns
Citing privacy and security concerns over public large language models, Kinetica is adding a self-developed LLM for generating SQL queries from natural language prompts to its relational database for online analytical processing (OLAP) and real-time analytics.
The company, which derives more than half of its revenue from US defense organizations such as NORAD and the Air Force, claims that the native LLM is more secure, tailored to the database management system syntax, and is contained within the customer’s network perimeter.