Supabase is acquiring Turso
4 hours ago
- AI enables builders to create vast amounts of software, with agents spinning up millions of databases for prototypes, explorations, dashboards, and apps.
- Turso is joining Supabase to evolve database infrastructure to support this massive scale, ensuring agents can create databases as easily as files.
- Supabase already launches over one million databases per week, and demand is expected to outpace current capacity, requiring scalable, on-demand solutions.
- SQLite is ideal for small workloads (like files), while Postgres suits scaling applications, and Turso's architecture rebuilt SQLite in Rust to manage millions of databases on demand.
- The combined effort aims to provide a seamless developer experience from prototyping to production, with open-source commitment and a clear path for Turso users into the Supabase ecosystem.