Articles from Kurrent

Event-native data platform innovator Kurrent today announced they will present a breakout session at GraphQL Summit 2025 alongside Xolvio, a leading event sourcing consulting firm. In this session, Tony Young, Principal Solutions Architect at Kurrent, and Mike Astle, CTO of Xolvio, will demonstrate how organizations can capture every mutation in their supergraph as an immutable domain event to use for audits, compliance and AI-driven insights.

Event-native data platform innovator Kurrent today announced a strategic partnership with Xolvio, a leading event sourcing consulting firm, to implement comprehensive end-to-end event sourcing solutions for enterprise customers. The partnership combines Kurrent’s proven event-native streaming database technology with Xolvio’s expert implementation services and Auto platform automation capabilities, delivering accelerated time-to-value for complex enterprise AI/ML implementations and real-time systems. The unified approach allows customers to go from concept to working prototype in a single workshop session, dramatically reducing the typical evaluation and proof-of-concept timeline.

Event-native data platform innovator Kurrent today announced the appointment of industry leader Patrick Ball as CRO to spearhead the company’s sales and GTM initiatives. Ball has comprehensive expertise and sales success in enterprise IT management software, business application software, SaaS and open source software (OSS). At Kurrent, he will lead the company’s go-to-market strategy and drive revenue growth across key enterprise segments including financial services, retail, manufacturing and AI/ML systems, focusing on expanding market reach, building strategic partnerships and scaling sales operations to accelerate customer acquisition.

Event-native data platform innovator Kurrent today announced the launch of the open source KurrentDB MCP Server, which makes it possible for developers to use AI agents to interact with data inside KurrentDB without writing code. Users can now not only read and write events to the database but also create, test and debug projections or extend the available prompts to prototype applications using natural language. This is a capability exclusive to Kurrent that eliminates the traditional learning curve for database interactions. Unlike traditional database tools that require manual debugging, Kurrent MCP Server features self-correction when prototyping, allowing developers to test projection logic and help debug issues through conversational commands. Compatible with all frontier AI models and released under MIT license for community contribution and enterprise adoption without licensing restriction, Kurrent’s MCP Server makes development tasks that previously required hours of coding and corrections achievable in minutes.

Event-native data platform innovator Kurrent today unveiled a developer-centric evolution of Kurrent Cloud that transforms how developers and dev teams build, deploy and scale event-native applications and services. This major platform advancement introduces shared infrastructure with enterprise-grade security for Kurrent Cloud that eliminates the complexity of dedicated servers while reducing infrastructure costs. Developers can now deploy fully secured Kurrent clusters in a minute with built-in public network access and customizable levels of security, including mutual Transport Layer Security (TLS). Engineered for both resilience and elastic scalability, this modern control plane lets developers instantly access and scale Kurrent’s powerful event-native data platform for both initial deployments and production workloads while significantly lowering both the cost to get started and TCO.

Event-native data platform innovator Kurrent today announced availability of public internet access on its managed service, Kurrent Cloud, streamlining the connectivity process and empowering developers with ease of use. By eliminating the need for private networking infrastructure, public internet access reduces setup costs and operational overhead. Developers can now spin up and take down Kurrent clusters using Kurrent Cloud’s pay-as-you-go model, transforming how teams build, test and deploy event-driven applications. With easier access, dev teams can rapidly deploy and manage a modern backend data architecture for real-time and AI-ready applications, accelerating prototyping and time-to-market for their products.

Event-native data platform innovator Kurrent today announced $12 million in funding, its rebrand from Event Store and the official launch of Kurrent Enterprise Edition, now commercially available. With a vision to transform every digital interaction into context-rich insights, Kurrent is pioneering a foundational extension to the modern data stack by unifying databases and streaming. The new investment, led by Crane Venture Partners with participation from Creandum, will accelerate the company’s engineering and go-to-market efforts as it scales to meet growing demand.