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Feeding the World Requires Near Zero Downtime for this AgTech Leader. Here’s how they’re doing it with EDB.

The landscape of farming and agriculture has evolved dramatically in recent decades as businesses face intense pressure to harness technology — real-time data, predictive analytics, and automation — to operate with maximum efficiency. Read how one AgTech leader used Postgres to achieve high availability so that data delivers and performs when and where it matters most. No more single point of failure. No more concerns about system failures. The impacts were huge.
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