EDB Postgres AI

EnterpriseDB (EDB) is headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware, has worked on PostgreSQL since 2006 and lists offices in the UK, Italy, the Netherlands, the UAE, India, Singapore, Korea, Japan and Australia. It serves more than 1,700 organizations that want to run mission-critical databases, analytics and AI on open-source Postgres in infrastructure they control, as an alternative to proprietary databases and public-cloud-only data platforms.

EDB Postgres AI combines an enterprise Postgres core with distributed high availability up to 99.999 percent uptime, the Hybrid Manager control plane for on-premises, cloud and hybrid estates, WarehousePG and ClickHouse-based analytics, vector retrieval, the Agent Factory runtime and an agentic database that monitors more than 200 metrics and tunes Postgres with human approval. Agentic Migrations help move workloads off Oracle, MySQL and other legacy databases. Customers shown include London Stock Exchange, Mastercard, RBC, Telstra, Samsung, NTT East and Kyobo Book Centre.

• Enterprise Postgres core: Hardened PostgreSQL with distributed high availability and active-active replication.
• Hybrid Manager: One control plane for Postgres across on-premises, cloud and hybrid environments.
• Agentic database: Monitors 200+ metrics and tunes or scales Postgres automatically or with approval, with audit trail.
• Converged analytics: WarehousePG and ClickHouse integration for real-time and petabyte-scale analytics without ETL.
• Agent Factory and vector retrieval: Runs AI agents privately and combines vector, structured and unstructured search.
• Agentic Migrations: Moves workloads from Oracle, MySQL and other legacy databases with fewer rewrites.

A Vietnamese bank can migrate non-core Oracle applications to Postgres with automated conversion and run them active-active across two data centers. A telecom operator can deploy private AI agents for network operations without exposing data to public LLMs, as NTT East does. A retailer can consolidate operational and analytical data on-premises with WarehousePG to cut cloud warehouse costs.

Enterprises keep data and AI on their own infrastructure for sovereignty and compliance while using open-source Postgres instead of costly proprietary licenses. The vendor states migrations can be completed in 90 days with 95 percent fewer manual rewrites, warehouse analytics at up to 58 percent lower TCO than cloud, and agentic tuning that turns 60 to 90 minutes of expert DBA work into minutes. Active-active architecture supports up to 99.999 percent uptime.

Data sovereignty rules and concerns about sending sensitive data to public AI services are pushing banks, telecoms and governments to build AI on infrastructure they control. In Vietnam and Southeast Asia, data localization requirements and rising Oracle license costs make enterprise-supported Postgres an attractive base for core systems and private AI.

EDB is headquartered at 221 W 9th St., Wilmington, Delaware, with an EMEA headquarters in Bracknell, UK and Asia-Pacific offices in Singapore, Pune, Seoul, Tokyo and Sydney. It reports more than 1,700 customers, has contributed to PostgreSQL since 2006, was named a Leader in a Forrester Wave in Q2 2026 and partners with Dell, IBM, NVIDIA, Red Hat and Supermicro.