MNTN, Waystar, and NTT East join a growing roster of global leaders standardizing on EDB Postgres AI to operationalize AI workloads, avoid vendor lock-in, and maintain sovereign control of data and AI.
Wilmington, Delaware, January 28, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Enterprise DB (EDB), a leading sovereign AI and data company, today announced it is accelerating the global adoption of EDB Postgres AI (EDB PG AI) as companies across industries and geographies modernize their data platforms to support agent AI, real-time analytics, and mission-critical operations without sacrificing control of their data or infrastructure.
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This momentum reflects broader changes in the market that EDB first identified. question of sovereignty Research shows that companies pursuing agent AI at scale consistently prioritize three requirements. Sovereign control of your data and models. Flexibility of hybrid deployments. and a unified platform that unifies transaction, analytics, and AI workloads. EDB PG AI was built specifically to meet these demands on the open source-based Postgres foundation.
From connected TV and medical payments to AI-driven network operations, global organizations like MNTN, Waystar, and NTT East are standardizing on EDB PG AI. The platform enables high-performance analytics, regulated transaction systems, and AI-native workloads to run together on a single enterprise-grade foundation.
”Agentic AI will change what companies expect from their data platforms. ” said Kevin Dallas, EDB CEO. ”It’s no longer enough to bolt AI onto a fragmented infrastructure or hand off critical workloads to an opaque proprietary stack. Organizations that reap the highest benefits are building platforms that allow them to manage their data, deploy it anywhere, and operate AI securely within their control. That’s exactly what EDB Postgres AI was designed to provide and what we deliver to our customers. ”
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MNTN: Powering connected TV analytics at scale
MNTN, a leading connected TV (CTV) advertising platform, selected EDB to modernize its data warehouse and analytics infrastructure to support large volumes of advertising data. By adopting EDB PG AI and WarehousePG, MNTN has the performance, stability, and support it needs to scale its analytics while avoiding vendor lock-in.
“Performance is there, it’s stable, the support is responsive, and rightfully so.” said Greg Spiegelberg, Minnesota. ”It made sense.”
Waystar: Supporting mission-critical medical payments
Waystar, a healthcare payments platform that supports healthcare providers serving nearly half of the US patient population, relies on EDB PG AI to power its mission-critical transaction processing environment. The company selected EDB to consolidate and expand its data infrastructure while maintaining the reliability and reliability required for highly regulated medical workflows.
“What struck me about working with the EDB team was the confidence and trust they gave us. Throughout the sales and technical design process, we found a group of people who cared about our success, were flexible in how they worked with us, and had deep expertise to support us at scale.,” said Joshua Dove, Waystar Vice President of Technology Operations.
NTT East: Promoting AI-driven network operations in Japan
In Asia, NTT East, one of Japan’s leading telecommunications providers, selected EDB PG AI Factory to support AI-driven network operations in private environments. This deployment will enable NTT East to build and operate AI agents while maintaining data locality and tight control over the infrastructure.
”We were worried about introducing a new type of product in-house, but EDB’s support eased our fears. From fast QA to close collaboration with world-class engineers, we consider EDB to be a very attentive team,” said Shota Takano, Manager of Innovation and Technology, NTT East.
Widespread adoption confirms market demand
Across industries, companies are increasingly standardizing. Open source database infrastructure Support your most complex and mission-critical workloads. in fact, 35% of enterprises worldwide are currently considering PostgreSQL for their complex workloadsThis reflects growing confidence in open standards as the backbone of modern data and AI architectures.
EDB Postgres AI builds on this momentum. Postgres native platform It combines the innovation and flexibility of open source with the scale, security, and enterprise-grade features you need for AI deployment. Customers benefit from:
- Open source based foundationleverage the global PostgreSQL ecosystem to enable continuous innovation while achieving freedom from vendor lock-in.
- Accelerating AI development and adoptionlow-code AI pipelines, vector search, EDB’s AI Factory, and more, all working natively with Postgres.
- Flexibility for hybrid, multicloud, and sovereign deploymentsenables organizations to maintain control of their data while modernizing at their own pace
- Enterprise-grade reliability and supportensuring reliability for mission-critical and regulated workloads
Together, these features enable organizations like MNTN, NTT East, and Waystar to use PostgreSQL not only as a database, but also across geographies and industries. A strategic platform for analytics, AI and long-term digital transformation.
For more information about EDB Postgres AI, please visit: www.enterprisedb.com/products/edb-postgres-ai.
About EDB
EDB Postgres® AI (EDB PG AI) is the first open, enterprise-grade, sovereign data and AI platform that is secure, compliant, and scalable across on-premises and cloud. Built on Postgres, the world’s leading database, EDB PG AI unifies transactional, analytical, and AI workloads, enabling organizations to operate their data and LLMs while maintaining control of their sovereign environments. EDB PG AI is supported by a global partner network and offers up to 99.999% availability, hybrid management and an embedded AI factory. As one of the most active contributors to the PostgreSQL project, EDB is deeply invested in the vitality of the global community. If you would like to learn more please visit: www.enterprisedb.com.
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