Databricks has announced the general availability of Lakebase, its innovative operational database architecture that separates compute from storage, on AWS. Lakebase distinguishes itself from traditional databases by offering a serverless Postgres-based service that automatically scales and supports instant data branching, directly operating on data lakes. This advancement allows operational, analytical, and AI workloads to coexist on a unified governance and data foundation without needing data movement.
With Lakebase, companies such as Hafnia, Warner Music Group, and easyJet have successfully reduced development cycles, modernized legacy systems, and built real-time business applications. The platform’s general availability brings production-grade reliability, performance monitoring, and governance controls, with future releases planned for Azure and Google Cloud later this year.
Adding to this momentum, Databricks also announced Lakebase’s launch partners—which include industry leaders like Accenture, Capgemini, Cognizant, and EY. These partners have validated Lakebase in real-world production settings, targeting use cases around database modernization, real-time applications, AI agent state management, and the elimination of ETL pipelines. The partnership ecosystem is actively building accelerators and solutions for various industries such as healthcare, retail, and financial services.
Lakebase’s strength lies in its low-latency performance, native Delta Lake integration, and Unity Catalog governance, making it a compelling choice for enterprises seeking to simplify their architecture and accelerate delivery of innovative solutions.

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Databricks Lakebase is now generally available on AWS, offering a serverless Postgres-based operational database that separates compute from storage and operates directly on data lakes. The platform enables operational, analytical, and AI workloads to run on unified data without movement, featuring automatic scaling and instant data branching. Companies like Hafnia, Warner Music Group, and easyJet have used it to reduce development cycles and modernize systems. Launch partners including Accenture, Capgemini, Cognizant, and EY are building solutions for database modernization, real-time applications, and AI agent state management across industries.

Databricks Lakebase Now Generally Available: Revolutionizing Database Architecture