Snowflake SNOW recently announced expansion of its native Python support to advance programmability in the data cloud. Snowflake has launched Snowpark for Python, which is now available for public ...

Snowflake launches Snowpark for Python, now available to all customers in public preview, making Python’s rich ecosystem of open-source packages and libraries accessible for data scientists ...

Snowpark for Python gives data scientists a nice way to do DataFrame-style programming against the Snowflake data warehouse, including the ability to set up full-blown machine learning pipelines ...

Snowflake said it will begin supporting Python in its Snowpark developer framework. With the move, Snowflake, a data cloud vendor, will widen its appeal with data scientists, data engineers and ...

In addition, Snowflake is adding support for Anaconda, a distribution of Python for scientific computing that is intended to simplify package management and deployment.

Python’s robust syntax and rich ecosystem of open-source packages make it a popular choice for developers, and Snowflake’s continued partnership with Anaconda extends access to more Python ...

Support for Python is in private preview and is being added to Snowpark, Snowflake ’s compute framework for automating computational workflows for data analytics, data science and data engineering use ...

Snowflake Disrupts Application Development with General Availability of Snowpark for Python, Native Streamlit Support, and More (Graphic: Business Wire) November 07, 2022 12:20 PM Eastern Standard ...

After ignoring Python, Snowflake is making an abrupt about-face by launching support for the language and buying Streamlit for $800 million.

Snowflake (SNOW) has recently announced at its annual user conference the expansion of its native Python support to advance programmability in the data cloud.